Hot Hot Heat
Future Breeds

Light years ago, I was writing constantly for a publication/website called Sex & Guts. One day, Sub Pop sent me a promo package containing an EP from ...

There are those who will argue that Hot Hot Heat peaked withthe angular post-punk revivalist moves of their first album, "Make Up theBreakdown." Those...

The appeal of British Columbia's Hot Hot Heat on such workas 2003's "Bandages" or 2005's Elevatorwas in enjoyable indie-dance - hardly revolutionary, ...

After a two-album stint on a major label, Canadian rock act Hot Hot Heat returns to its indie roots for its latest release, "Future Breeds." The move ...

Where early on indie/post-punk rockers Hot Hot Heat frequently came under criticism for the derivative nature of some (not all) aspects of their writi...

After a pair of albums that were ignorable at best, it’s easy to forget that Hot Hot Heat were once one of the more promising bands of the early 00s. ...

After releasing four albums of varying quality over the last decade, we think it’s fair to say that Hot Hot Heat’s career has turned rather tepid of l...

In the earlier years of the 2000s, it was easy to get swept up in the hype of post-punk revivalism. Who could blame anyone for being completely enthra...

In the early ’00s, Hot Hot Heat felt like the attention-deficient little brother to the New York garage-rock revivalists, spazzing out to XTC instead ...

If you agree with Tony Soprano that "remember when" is the lowest form of conversation, it hasn't been easy to talk about Hot Hot Heat's sojourn on S...