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Places Around The Sun Lisboa, Portugal
Places Around The Sun are, António Santos (Lead Singer and Guitar), João Gomes (Guitar), Alexandre Sousa (Bass) and Ricardo
Martins (Drums).
Their sound sits in the Stoner / Alternative Rock area, with their first album showing a softer side as they were in search of THE sound and though already sharing some of the agressive and musical structure shown in their new album "Pluto".
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