MISSION OF BURMA - The Obliterati reviews
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| AV Club |
 The past few years have shown bands don't stay broken up anymore, but after a reunion's novelty wears off, and the honeymoon with fans ends, what happens next? Bands like Pixies haven't figured it out yet, but all resurrectees could learn from Mission Of Burma. When the band released its first album in 22 years, 2004's ONoffON, it accomplished the impossible: a reunion record that was a vital part of the group's canon....full text |
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| All Music Guide |
| When Mission of Burma released Onoffon in 2004, a large part of the album's charge for fans came from the mere fact it existed at all — after calling it quits in 1983 thanks to Roger Miller's hearing problems, Mission of Burma seemed like the least likely of all great bands to reunite, and that they were able to reconvene in the recording studio without embarrassing themselves felt nearly as important as the quality of the music, strong and powerful as it was....full text |
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| StylusMagazine |
| Despite all the perceived difficulties and potential pitfalls, comebacks—even ones that take place after twenty-five years—are safer than they might seem. The prolonged quiet simply allows for myths to be spun, legends to build, and hearts to grow fonder....full text |
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