Incorporating swirling ambient melancholia, skyscraping post-rock guitar atmospherics, and pounding slo-mo techno, the sound of worriedaboutsatan has always been evolving. Since starting life as a bedroom project back in 2006, Miller has won acclaim from the likes of Pitchfork, Drowned in Sound, The Guardian, Resident Advisor, FACT and many more over the 13 years since the band grew from humble beginnings. Over the years, worriedaboutsatan has shared stages on tours and supports with a diverse array of musicians, such as Underworld, Ólafur Arnalds, Clark, Dälek, 65daysofstatic, Tim Hecker, Pantha du Prince, Braids, HEALTH, Kiasmos, Pye Corner Audio and many more. More recently the band played festivals such as Bluedot (2016), ArcTanGent (2017) and Belgium’s Dunk!Festival (2017 & 2018) In August 2017 worriedaboutsatan was nominated for an AIM Award in the category of Hardest Working Band or Artist. Miller has also worked closely with BBC film maker Adam Curtis on composing and acting as music supervisor for his ‘HyperNormalisation’ documentary, providing music alongside Burial, Brian Eno and Nine Inch Nails.
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