Ignore the redundancy and embrace the good vibes... Happy Holidays and all that warm stuff from HHH.
It's officially been over ten years now so I'd like to make a toast to all ye who hath grown with us over the years; a tip of the hat and wink of the glass eye from all of us to let you know how grateful we are to have so many cool fans of the band. Now drink and be merry - hope 2cu in 2010!
Steve
PS: Here's a pic from the Mental Beast xmas party the other night. (L-R: HHH tour manager Matt Barbe… Continue

Dear friends of the new hhh site, here are over a hundred of my favorite pics from my t… Continue

Even though things are starting to get really busy for the band lately, I've decided to accept an offer to fly to Rwanda with Song For Africa. Long story short, it's a Canadian outreach organization that brings musicians to Africa to inspire change and raise awareness about Humanitarian issues. In the end there will be a documentary and an album. I got a bunch of shots and pills, leave tomorrow and am a lil nervous but excited to do this!!! I'll try to keep you updated throughout my travels (if… Continue

HHHer's, I'd like to get in the habit of sharing stuff that we are listening to, watching, reading, etc. more often.

Meet Ryan Dahle. He is our close friend here in Vancouver and he mixed and mastered our newest record. He's also the only person we've let put their paws on our music over the last couple years. He's got a band too and is fantastically talented so here is a free song of his for ya... we are obsessed with track:… Continue

Dearest friends of Hot Hot Heat,

Greetings from the Great White North! The band and I would like to offer our most sincere apologies for taking so long to finish our most recent recording. The truth is that the delay was for good reasons..! We wanted to re-structure our approach to the band, starting with building a studio where we could do everything together (rehearse, write, record, mix, hang out... and pretty much live), all the way up to the kind of songs we wanted to write, and how we wou… Continue