Winter Sun Melbourne, Australia
Black Lips, Dead Trees is the first album from Melbourne’s Winter Sun.
Winter Sun’s
brand of dynamic melodic Rock is beguiling; a mix of genres and styles, sweet and bitter, hard and soft, complex and simple. Songs are allowed to be themselves but crafted to draw focus for the next line, the next surprise.
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