West Memphis Suicide Cambridge, Ontario
********D.I.R.T. BAGS UNITE********
(Driven,Integrity,Respect,Trust)
WEST MEMPHIS
SUICIDE:
from Cambridge Ontario Canada is a four piece,high energy rock show!
With a solid "friend"base of "D.I.R.T.bags" known for their
"D"-driven,
"I"-integrity,
"R"-respect
"T"-trust.
WEST MEMPHIS SUICIDE:
Chris RAPOSO--Guitar and Vocals
Barry Martin -- Guitar
Paul Oliver -- Bass
Chris Spiers -- Drums
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