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How poo transplants led to Boy & Bear's "best record to date"

Published 21 February 2019, 10:00 am
A debilitating illness inflicted upon lead singer Dave Hosking has kept beloved Aussie band Boy & Bear away from fans for four long years. The Feed's Patrick Abboud sat down with the band to talk about how they overcame hardship together and how the power of poo transplants has lead to their "best record to date".
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