SLOW BURN DRIFTERS ＆ The Crawling Stones

SLOW BURN DRIFTERS marks the latest chapter in the musical evolution of American singer-songwriter Matt Boroff, who performs under the alias Ray Vale. Over a decades-spanning career that has seen him open for notable acts such as Nirvana, Queens of the Stone Age, and Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, alongside collaborations with Mark Lanegan, Alain Johannes, and Jack Irons, the work spans a broad sonic terrain grounded in a cinematic approach to songwriting. “Feels like stepping into a private film where time folds over itself.” — It’s Psychedelic Baby Magazine “A cinematic swirl of indie, dream pop, and gothic Americana.” — Skope Magazine “Crafting music that does not demand attention but quietly earns it.” — Music Crowns https://www.slowburndrifters.com Supported by: THE CRAWLING STONES The two Graz-based musicians, Markus "Stoneback" Steinrück (guitar) and Deniz "Honeyson" Baloglu (vocals ＆ harmonica), originally came together as a street music duo many years ago. Over time, they became a permanent duo, and in 2023, they released their first album, "Blues Home Invasion." They primarily consider themselves a blues guitar and harmonica duo. However, their songs also incorporate many elements of funk, soul, and gospel. The guitar and harmonica are amplified through classic tube amplifiers, providing the necessary gritty Chicago blues sound. A blend of tradition and modernity with plenty of groove. instagram.com/the_crawling_stones