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Dave Miller

Guitarist and composer Dave Miller (Greg Ward’s Rogue Parade, Dustin Laurenzi’s Snaketime, Joe Policastro Trio, Algernon, Ted Sirota’s Rebel Souls), has been a prominent fixture in the Chicago music scene for nearly two decades. His last record, Old Door Phantoms (ears&eyes Records), hailed by Audiophile Audition as “the multi-genre instrumental album of the year”, as well as “a complex and beautiful piece of work”  by New City, explored themes of nature, spirituality, and the human condition through the lens of an instrumental psychedelic garage rock band.

​Echoes of Neil Young’s Crazy Horse and guitarist ‪Marc Ribot‬ continue into Miller’s new album, DAVE MILLER, though he has expanded his focus to now include detailed arrangements and more refined production techniques

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Waypoints

By Arman Sangalang

Label: Calligram Records
Released: 2026
Track listing: Nina; Easy Does It; Who's It Going To Be?; Monkish; Prevailing Change; Writer Agents; Less Is...; Body & Soul.

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Arsenio and Beyond

By Bobby Sanabria

Label: Jazzheads
Released: 2026
Track listing: Tumba y Bongo; La Fruta; No Quiero; La Cartera; La Vida es un Sueno; Mambo Diablo; Mulato Rumbero; El Elemento del Bronx; Yo Naci en Africa/Anabacoa.

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Article: Album Review

Arman Sangalang: Waypoints

Read "Waypoints" reviewed by Jack Bowers

by Jack Bowers

Waypoints, the second recording by Chicago-based tenor saxophonist Arman Sangalang's quartet, continues on a path similar to his first, Arman Sangalang Quartet (Calligram, 2023), leaning on original compositions and closing with a perennially popular standard, Johnny Green's “Body & Soul." Sangalang is a splendid player, blending a strong and persuasive solo voice with precise ...

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Arman Sangalang: Waypoints

Read "Waypoints" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan

by Dan McClenaghan

Saxophonist Arman Sangalang released his debut record, Quartet (Calligram Records) in 2023. It was a smoldering sax-and-a-rhythm-section quartet outing that sounded surprisingly fresh for a first recording effort. His follow-up, Waypoints, employs the same format, switching out bassist Matt Ulery for Ethan Philion, while keeping guitarist Dave Miller and drummer Devin Drobka. The sophomore effort careens ...

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News: Recording

Arman Sangalang Releases 'Waypoints' On Calligram Records

Arman Sangalang Releases 'Waypoints' On Calligram Records

Waypoints is the sophomore album from Chicago saxophonist-composer Arman Sangalang, recorded at Pro Musica in Chicago. His debut, Quartet (2023), introduced a promising young voice; Waypoints is a significant step forward: eight original compositions and one jazz standard written across two years of movement and discovery as Sangalang shuttled between Chicago and Monterey, California, teaching, performing, ...


About David Miller

Results for pages tagged "Dave Miller"...

Musician

David Miller

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Dave Miller is a drummer, improviser, dance accompanist, and educator. His work specializes in avant-garde, free jazz, experimental and improvisational musics, having performed worldwide from Japan to Sweden, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Norway, Slovakia, Austria, Beglium and the Czech Republic.

Significant projects having toured worldwide include Tzadik recording artists PET BOTTLE NINGEN (with Nonoko Yoshida and David Scanlon), GSI Studio band KARL 2000, Legendary American producer Martin Bisi, and guitarist-conceptualist Ryan Clackner.  Miller's work is based in acoustic drum and percussion aesthetics with predominantly improvisational performance ideology. Major musical collaborators include Daniel Carter, Rob Duguay, Satoko Fujii, Chuck Bettis, Natsuki Tamura, Robert Boston, Jonas Labhart, Blaise Siwula, Otomo Yoshihide, Toru Tenda, Nobuyoshi Ino, David Schnug, Welf Dorr Unit, Brad Farberman & MIDDLE BLUE and Marco Cappelli's ITALIAN SURF ACADEMY. Dave also works with the contemporary classical ensemble S.E.M. (directed by Peter Kotik) which has performed work by and alongside Roscoe Mitchell of The Art Ensemble of Chicago. 

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Breathe

By Chris Varga

Label: Calligram Records
Released: 2025
Track listing: Durantula; Breathe; Lid; Framing The Dragon; Passing Remark; This System Of Things; TMI; Gentle Vicissitudes.

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Ennio Morricone Is Dissolving

By Marco Cappelli

Label: 41st Parallel Records
Released: 2025
Track listing: If You Ask Ennio Morricone; Ecstasy Of Gold; Ecstasy Reflection; In Order To Become Ennio Morricone; Ecstasy Of Gold reloaded; Sometimes Ennio Morricone Closes His Eyes; For A Fist Of Dollars; I Want To Ask You Something; For A Fist Of Dollars reloaded; Ennio Morricone Is Dissolving; The Sundown; Crazy Bridge; S. Antonio Mission - In Which Ennio Morricone; Studio N. 100; Deep Deep Down bridge; At The End Of This Movie; Deep Deep Down theme.

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The Crisis Knows No Borders

By Gustavo Cortiñas

Label: Desafio Candente Records
Released: 2025
Track listing: The Basic Economic Farsity; The Growth Imperative; Oil and Water Don't Mix; Skepticism; Wishcycle; Sea Levels Rising; The Crisis Knows No Borders; Your Right Under The Sun; The Man of Flesh & Bone; Meditation on the End of Times.


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