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Article: HOT HOT HEAT MIXES FIRE WITH INEXPERIENCE
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- The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
- Article date:
- April 16, 2003
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Forgive Hot Hot Heat frontman Steve Bays if he seems to be an odd
combination of sassy sex god and anxious novice: His band has gone
from well-kept Canadian secret to international buzz band in about
six months. In tight jeans and an artfully tousled hairdo, with his
right hand on a wheezing keyboard and a microphone in his left, Bays
careened through the opening tune "Talk to Me, Dance With Me" - a
glammed-up funk-punk gem - in a sour, strangulated tenor. Afterward,
he stood at the front of the stage, looking shell shocked, and asked
the audience members to tell him what they thought of the song. He
wasn't kidding.
Hot Hot Heat bristles with energy mined from the punk scene, '80s
New Wave, ...
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