Pimmit Hills Pimmit Hills, Virginia
Revered Washington DC-area doom metal outfit King Giant has decided to call it a day, ending a twelve-year run as a band. However, with the demise of one band at hand, its members have already created and launched a new band from the ashes of King Giant. Welcome, PIMMIT HILLS. ... more
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