The Magic that is BS101 is not easily explained.  They are boisterous, loud, vulgar, costumes performers that have a knack for getting their audience to stop and stare.

I had the pleasure to catch their performance on September 20th, 2008 at The Babylon Club during an art show hosted by the Basement Artists, and I don't think I will ever forget what I saw that night.  The high energy band played several songs from their new album, and each was a lyrical train wreck, lending credit to the band's name (BS101 stands for Bad Songwriting 101).  The delivery of these songs however was flawless.  The song Nuns With Guns for example saw an attractive, habit clad woman dancing about on stage with a sliver pistol. Partway through the show we were introduced to the Giant Bannana, a mascot that danced about and "violated" the lead singer during his song.

BS101 know the value of showmanship, and they also know their target audience very well.  Their rendition of a certain Will Smith television theme song was fantastic, and singing songs about Timmy Hoes and Nintendo games only makes them more appealing to the 20 something Canadian.  Their music is solid, and their energy is high, all these guys need to break into the big time is a little support from their fans and a really open minded record label.