Guttermouth

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Guttermouth is an American punk rock band. They were formed in 1988 in California; Derek Davis[?] joins the band and preformed for the first time in 1989.

Soon after, Guttermouth had signed a recording contract with former Offspring member Bryan Dexter Holland's Nitro Records[?], and began issuing albums at a breakneck pace, including 1996's Teri Yakimoto[?], 1997's Musical Monkey[?], and 1999's Gorgeous[?], the latter featuring new drummer Ty Smith[?]. By the dawn of the new millennium, Guttermouth had switched to Epitaph Records in 2000, and issued further releases such as 2001's Covered With Ants and 2002's Gusto!.

See also: Alice Cooper and Black Sabbath (for influences)

Discography

• 7 Songs[?] (1989); all songs from Balls[?] and Puke[?]
• Balls[?] (1990); EP
• Puke[?] (1991); EP
• Full Length[?] (1992); LP
• 11oz[?] (1993); EP
• Friendly People[?] (1994); LP
• The Album Formerly Known As Lull Length[?] (1995); LP
• Teri Yakimoto[?] (1996); LP
• Musical Monkey[?] (1997); LP
• Live From the Pharmacy[?] (1998); Live LP
• Georgeous[?] (1999); LP
• Covered With Ants (2001); LP
• Gusto! (2002); LP