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Walking to Winter
Genre: Pop, Indie
Region: Melbourne, VIC
Members: Emily - Vocals, Laura - Vocals & Keyboard, Alfy - Guitar, Grant - Guitar, Rick - Bass, Alwin - Drums.
Sounds Like: Missy Higgins, george, Little Birdy
Influences: Something For Kate, radiohead, Jeff Buckley

Walking to Winter are an exciting new indie pop band out of Melbourne, Australia.

Their five-song debut EP was launched in June 2007 to a sell-out crowd at The Evelyn Hotel.

The follow up single was launched to a capacity Northcote Social Club in February 2008.

Walking to Winter have arrived on the Australian music scene.

Opening for several high-profile acts, Walking to Winter have played at respected venues around Melbourne, including to an overwhelming response when performing as the sole support for Teddy Geiger (USA) at the Palais Theatre in St Kilda.

With a studio album and interstate shows planned for later in 2008, Walking to Winter are at the brink of bringing their signature harmonies and captivating emotive melodies to the masses.

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I Know
rating:  3/5
A well tailored song with a betsy vocal style and a very nice use of acoustic guitar intro with an Outro to soothe the soul....If only I knew... :) ...
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I Know
rating:  4/5
Sweet harmonies and innocent voices. A well written and produced song. Just a note, the chorus borrows from stairway to heaven... sorry someone had t...
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Face The Scream
rating:  5/5
These guys have got it right. Brilliant vocal harmonies and melody and top live performances. Great bunch and great track.




Loveless
rating:  5/5
Lush and pretty, awesome intro. I'm putting this on my ipod. Hot chileno too.
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This project is supported by the Australia Council, the Australian Government’s arts funding and advisory body, through its Music Board Section.