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May 10, 2001

Local H All About the Hits

Queens and Misfits pop up on upcoming album
May 14, 1998

Local H "Pack Up The Cats" For New Album

new album
April 15, 1998

Local H Heading Back Into Studio

back into studio
April 14, 1998

Year of the Cat

Local H continue their manifest destiny in an Arizona studio

Recordings and Reviews

Whatever Happened To P.j. Soles?

Long after their mid-Nineties commercial peak, Local H are still kicking out loose, grunge-indebted barnburners that are too wry and messy for modern-rock airplay. P.J. Soles doesn't offer any surprises from these clamorous Chicagoans, but the nicely raw, angsty songs here rank with their best. <...

2004 RS: 3of 5 Stars

Here Comes the Zoo

2002

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Biography

Coming in at the tail end of the alternative-rock era, Local H injected enthusiasm into the genre, if not originality; they seized their moment as if playing hooky from school. A duo from Zion, IL (guitarist Scott Lucas and drummer Joe Daniels, later replaced by Brian St. Clair), Local H were the latest in a long line of post-Nirvana grunge bands, but with a twist. On Ham Fisted and As Good as...

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