Scott Miller

Vocalist/songwriter/guitarist Scott Miller was one of the most underrated and oft-overlooked disciples of nice however sinister power pop experts Alex Chilton/Big Celebrity. In the first ’80s, Miller created university radio faves Video game Theory in his hometown of Sacramento, California, liberating four albums (1985’s Actual Nighttime, 1986’s Big Shot Chronicles, 1987’s Lolita Country, and 1988’s Two Actions from the center Age groups), before splitting up the music group upon the dawn from the ’90s. But Miller quickly released another music group, Loud Family, picking right up musically where his previous music group remaining off, and issuing albums continuously through the entire ’90s. Miller passed away on Apr 15, 2013 at age 53.