Slo Burn

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Slo Burn was a short-lived stoner rock band formed in 1996 after the demise of Californian stoner rock outfit Kyuss. They released just one record, an EP entitled Amusing the Amazing. The band was comprised of former Kyuss frontman and vocalist John Garcia (again appearing on vocals), Damon Garrison (bass), Chris Hale (guitar) and Brady Houghton (drums). Slo Burn toured with Ozzfest in 1997 but split up toward the end of the tour.

Slo Burn had a sound not dissimilar to that of Kyuss, which can be attributed to the easily-identifiable voice of John Garcia and the production work Chris Goss did on the EP release. However, the music was more direct and less layered or complex than that of sometimes psychedelic Kyuss.

John Garcia subsequently joined the equally shortlived Unida before becoming vocalist with Hermano, who have released two studio and one live album.

Kyuss
John Garcia | Josh Homme
Bass: Chris Cockrell | Nick Oliveri | Scott Reeder
Drums: Alfredo Hernández | Brant Bjork
Discography
Studio albums: Sons of Kyuss (1990) | Wretch (1991) | Blues for the Red Sun (1992) | Welcome to Sky Valley (1994) | ...And the Circus Leaves Town (1995)
Split EPs: Shine! (1996) | Kyuss/Queens of the Stone Age (1997)
Compilations: Muchas Gracias: The Best of Kyuss (2000)
Related articles
Stoner rock | Desert rock | Queens of the Stone Age | Hermano | Fu Manchu | Unida | Slo Burn
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