Desertscene are ecstatic to announce Slo Burn are returning to London to follow up on their heroic performance at this year's Desertfest.

Closing out the first night of Desertfest to a capacity crowd, the resurrected stoner rock icons delivered on 20 years of hype. The 4 man fuzz machine - made up of original members John Garcia (vocals), Chris Hale (guitar), Damon Garrison, (bass) and Brady Houghton (drums) - owned the stage, not skipping a beat despite their long hiatus.

1996's Amusing the Amazing has long been revered in the underground circles as a flawless relic of early stoner rock. The four track EP, released in a newly post-Kyuss world, served as a rallying call that this scene wasn't going anywhere. Over two decades later they stand tall again over a scene they helped shape in only a year.

They'll be joined by Toronto's occult doomsters Blood Ceremony, whose flute-tinged witch rock has been pleasing ears since 2008's self-titled debut. Anchored by heavy progressive psychedelia, Blood Ceremony are the best of the 70s and phenomenal live. Also on the bill are London's own slice of fuzzy stoner, Steak. Hot on the heels of their latest release, No Gods to Save, Steak will provide the wall of fuzz to get the night started right.

You don't want to miss three of the finest live bands in the underground when they take over The Garage on June 14th. Book your tickets today.