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Girth (band)
Girth were an avant-garde metal band from Seattle, Washington. Dave Webb (guitar) and Peijman Kouretchian (drums) began the band in 2003.
==Girth duo==
Initially the band was simply the duo of Webb and Kouretchian. The played frequently in Seattle throughout 2004 and 2005. They would often perform on the floor of the venue, directly in front of the bar, as opposed to the stage. Their performances garnered them descriptions such as "mercurial, unpredictable dynamics and time signatures; caustic guitar tones that sting like lye." (Segal, Dave, ''The Stranger'', 7/25/05)
In 2004 they released their first album, "Living in Truth," on local Hector Stentor records. Many of the album's song titles were references to Milan Kundera's novel, The Unbearable Lightness of Being. The album was recorded by Randall Dunn (has also worked with Critters Buggin, Earth (American band), Sunn 0))) & Boris' Altar (album), Eyvind Kang, Lesbian (band)). The artwork was done by Stephen O'Malley. The record received positive reviews and comparisons to bands such as Slayer, The Fucking Champs, Don Caballero, and Black Flag.
In the Spring of 2005 the duo successfully toured the West Coast.
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