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9353 Washington, D.C.
9353 formed January 5 1983 in Virginia by Bruce Hellington Vance Bockis Jason Carmer and a drumbox. Between 1983 and 2019 there have been 74 Members of 9353. 33 are featured here in these recordings. 11 members are now dead. Of the 3 original members, Bruce Hellington is the only remaining original member. Vance Bockis died in 2012. Jason left in 1986. 9353 does still plan to play live again! ... more
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