Music Style Alternative Dark, Old Wave, Eighties

Musical Influences Sisters of Mercy, U2, The Cult, The Cure

Similar Artists Sisters of Mercy, U2, The Cult, The Cure

Artist History Originally, formed in early 1998, from the remnants of Moxy's last band Disappearing Boy, Winter Kills began as a five piece band in Orlando,Florida but soon fell to just Moxy and vocalist David Love. From Washington D.C. back to Atlanta, Moxy is now Producing some of the new Dead as Romance cd, Curses.

Group Members Moxy - Guitars, bass, programming, and production. Vocals - David Love, bass, beats

Instruments Various guitars, bass, and computers.

Albums Ep: Secrets, Lies, and Blasphemy

Press Reviews Winter Kills is a blend of traditional gothic lyrics, tortured heavy metal guitars, and video game keyboard sounds that mix chaotically together to form a crushing dark alternative sound. Based out of muggy Orlando Florida, this mp3.com-featured band has been influenced by popular goth bands such as The Sisters of Mercy, The Cure, Mission U.K, The Cult, and The Smiths. The band's current ep, titled Secrets, lies, and blasphemy houses five song selections. The best, in my opinion, has to be the first track, 'New Orleans'. Though most of us can testify as to the over-dramatization and use of New Orleans themes in gothic culture, this song is still interesting, thanks to the spooky vocals of lead singer, David Love. The rest of the tracks are good, too, but 'New Orleans' is by far the best. Danceable Goth with sinister guitars and lyrics about vampire infested-New Orleans. A strong New Wave influence in the dramatic Bryan Ferry-esque vocals. Similar Artists: Gene Loves Jezebel, Sisters of Mercy, Southern Death Cult

Location Atlanta, GA - USA

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