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All Scars Washington, D.C.
All Scars was an (r)evolving cast of musicians who prided themselves on the amorphous nature of their music. From the
earliest incarnation the collective was dedicated to the principle of never repeating themselves,to only present their compositions once per city it performed in. The music was of the moment.
1996-2002
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