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The band released 4 full-length CDs, mostly through their own label Redwood Records. Steamroller's releases enjoyed modest airplay on their hometown FM rock mainstay KLBJ, numerous other commercial rock stations throughout the US and on college radio nationwide...

Steamroller's tour highlights included gigs in California, Colorado, Oregon, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Mississippi and Florida as well as sharing the second stage with Gov't Mule for a couple of shows on the 1998 HORDE Festival Tour headlined by Blues Traveler, Ben Harper and Smashing Pumpkins.

Steamroller has remained "semi-retired" since early 2002, playing only one or two shows per year exclusively in Austin. Shortly after calling it quits, the members formed a "pop punk" group called the Quitters and quickly wrote and recorded 18 songs. The Quitters played a few shows at respected punk rock dives like Beerland and the Hole In The Wall before quitting completely.

On June 17, 2009 Steamroller played a one-off acoustic show to an enthusiastic crowd at the super hip honky-tonk the Mean Eyed Cat, but there are no plans to do any more acoustic shows anytime soon.

Guitarist and singer Kevin Dodds formed a rock trio called Red Line Riot in 2006 with Steamroller drummer Brandon Elizondo. Red Line Riot continues to play regularly in Austin. In 2007, singer and guitarist Mike McLellan formed his own boogie blues trio called Spoiled Royals, which also features Brandon on the drum kit. Spoiled Royals are currently playing shows throughout Texas.

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