Local H: Hey Killer
Local H: Hey Killer
Format: CD
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Artist: Local H
Label: G&P Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 678277245624
Genre: Rock
2015 release, the eighth album from the alt-rock band and their first with drummer Ryan Harding. Hey, Killer was produced by longtime Local H collaborator Andy Gerber and recorded at Steve Albini's Electrical Audio studio and Gerber's own Million Yen Studios, both in Chicago. While Local H have earned praise in the past for their catalog of clever concept albums, they are forgoing a singular theme on Hey, Killer, turning out a non-stop blast of straight-up, hooky, guitar heavy rock songs - each one catchier than the last. Frontman Scott Lucas credits Harding's addition to the band and a self-imposed time-crunch with the rush of inspiration that spawned Hey, Killer, which was written and recorded quickly at the end of last year.
Tracks:
1.1 The Last Picture Show In Zion
1.2 City Of Knives
1.3 Freshly Fucked
1.4 Gig Bag Road
1.5 The Misanthrope
1.6 One Of Us
1.7 Leon And The Game Of Skin
1.8 Mansplainer
1.9 Age Group Champion
1.10 John The Baptist Blues
1.11 I Am A Salt Mine
Audio Sample:
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