Hot Springs (band)
| Company type | Band |
|---|---|
| Industry | Music |
| Founded | 2004 |
| Headquarters | Montreal , Canada |
| Products | Music albums, EPs |
Hot Springs was a psychedelic indie-rock ensemble originating from Montreal, Quebec, Canada, recognized for its ability to engage both French-speaking and English-speaking listeners alike.
History
Established in the spring of 2004, the lineup of Hot Springs included Giselle Webber (vocals, guitar), Rémy Nadeau-Aubin (guitar), Frédéric Sauvé (bass), and Anne Gauthier (drums), who succeeded Karine Lauzon.
Their initial EP, titled Rock Partouze (2005), contained the song "Caco Disco," which attained the number one position on local college radio charts. The group received MIMI Award nominations in the categories of both the EP and Rising Star, along with gaining airtime on francophone radio and television outlets.
The band’s only full-length record, Volcano, was launched on September 18, 2007, under the Quire Records label.
In October 2008, Hot Springs dissolved following the departure of lead vocalist and songwriter Giselle Webber.
EPs
Rock Partouze (2005)
- Bacteria
- Bet Number Two
- Ici
- Caco Disco
- Kalamata
Albums
Volcano (2007)
- Headrush
- Cellophane
- Fog and the Horn
- Tiny Islands
- Fantôme Dinosaure
- Pink Money
- Annimystique
- Gotta DJ
- Hary and Airee
- 38th Adventure
See also
- Music of Quebec
- Canadian rock
- List of Canadian musicians
- List of bands from Canada
- Category:Canadian musical groups