OTTTO Los Angeles, California
Straight from the PCH. OTTTO is fronted by Bryan Noah Ferretti on vocals and Guitar, with Tye Trujillo on Bass and Patrick "Triko" Chavez on Drums. The band's first LP "Life is a Game" comes out this spring with pre-orders available now.
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