Slave Masons Houston, Texas
Andrew Deliganis was born in Houston, TX. Andrew began writing and recording music at age
14.
Slave Masons is like drinking whiskey and milk. You never knew what hit you. So many great band mates and musicians.
The name just made sense and said a novel In two words. Crime, Order, Sex, Love, Discipline, Drugs and the addiction to Ritual Rock n’ Roll.
Andrew Deliganis left the band in 2014
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