Acutal Article Link Click Here By Natalie Perez Slow Burning Car dedicated to creating a one way source of “rock” through the compositional application within the audio world. They have come to unleash a unique style all their own, maintaining a source and feeling they can instantly relate too when making music. The bands lead man Troy Spiropoulos (Vocalist/Bassist/Catalyst of Slow Burning Car) spoke to me about how the band came together, what is in store for them, and what to expect from their latest release titled, “Vol.2 – The Scattering”. All Access Magazine- AAM (Natalie Perez): Tell us how Slow Burning Car came to be. How did you guys get together? Troy Spiropoulos: I started Slow Burning Car back in the spring...

Lost Anarchy Magazine Review – August 2009 Vol.2 disc review – Lost Anarchy Nagazine (Aug. 2009-Rob Sherriff) It’s a little bit Rock N Roll, a tad of punk, and a bit of everything. That’s Slow Burning Car. Slow Burning Car brings rock and alternative together with a little punk edge.”Vol.2 – The Scattering” has a creative style of well written songs and upbeat tempo that brings a great diversity to this cd. I really liked the songs Ghola, Call My Bluff, and Man In Crisis. With a little bit of everything mixed together, Slow Burning Car is definitely heading in the right direction. 106.7 KROQ…what are you waiting for?? Hollywood Sherriff Productions gives this cd thumbs up! Rob Sherriff (Lost Anarchy Magazine – August 2009)

August 13, 2009 Slow Burning Car :: The Scattering Slow Burning Records By Natalie Perez What would you do if a Slow Burning Car crossed your path? Would you sit back and laugh – or run like hell trying to save the people trapped inside? Well to be honest this isn’t that type of Slow Burning Car… This type of automobile is actually the true essence that rock n’ roll music has been dying to meet. Unlike most rock n’ roll bands that have come and gone these rockers prove how much rock music truly means to them. Delivering 12-tracks of solid rock n’ roll attitude with absolute adrenaline, you won’t believe your ears. This so happens to be the band’s second...

“Vol. 2 – The Scattering” (Trifonic Laboratories; 2007) Reviewed by R. Scott Bolton I don’t know where to begin in describing the music on Slow Burning Car’s “Vol. 2 – The Scattering.” As my good friend Mike SOS states below, these musicians pride themselves in working with a multitude of musical colors. I hear everything on this CD from the band’s self-professed space rock to 80s punk to Foreigner-style hard rock to early new wave and beyond. Hell, track 11, “Siren,” even has a bit of modern country in it (sans twang). So, if diversity is what you’re looking for in a rock’n’roll band, you need look no further. No two tracks sound alike here. What’s surprising is that, despite the wide...