Birds of Ontario St. Catharines, Ontario
B.O.O. are a collective of musicians from Southern Ontario. The core of the group - Eric Lepp and Matt Klassen share a passion for writing songs/lyrics that take an honest look at what they see going on around them. Their sound, a blend of garage-rock/folk/electronic, captures the raw emotion of a generation confronting a world seemingly on the brink, but these are songs of love and hope. ... more
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