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Hot wax may refer to:

Hot Wax (album), by Grant Hart, 2009
Hot Wax Records, an American record label
HotWax, British rock band
"Hotwax", a song by Beck from Odelay, 1996
"Hot Wax", a song by King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard from Oddments, 2014




See also


Waxing, a method of hair removal
Wax play, a form of sensual play
Encaustic painting, or hot wax painting
Wax
Waxing (disambiguation)
• Source: HotWax

HotWax are an alternative rock trio based in Hastings, consisting of members Tallulah Sim-Savage, Lola Sam, and Alfie Sayers. They released their debut album Hot Shock in 2024.




Members


Tallulah Sim-Savage, vocalist and guitarist, met bassist Lola Sam at secondary school in Hastings when a music teacher placed them in a group together, and the pair became close friends. As of 2017, they were members of a band called the kiffs along with Honor Wilson, who would go on to be HotWax's initial drummer.
Sim-Savage and Sam later met drummer Alfie Sayers at a music college in Brighton, forming the current trio in 2021.




Career


In 2020, HotWax began self-releasing singles, including "Stay Cool", "Pat the Killer Cat", "When We're Dead", and "Barbie (Not Yours)".
HotWax are signed to record label Marathon Artists and publish via Transgressive Records for the release of their debut EP A Thousand Times in May 2023 with its lead single "Treasure", and subsequent EP "Invite me, kindly". They had a gig supporting the Pearl Harts. In spring and summer 2023, HotWax performed at a number of festivals, including the Great Escape Festival, Mad Cool, Louis Tomlinson's Away From Home Festival in Italy, All Points East, and Reading and Leeds Festival. They then opened for Royal Blood that autumn on tour in the UK and North America. At the end of 2023, HotWax were named one to watch in 2024 by The Independent.




Artistry



Sam grew up listening to the Beatles, Amy Winehouse, and Destiny's Child, while Sim-Savage grew up listening to country and Lady Gaga, before developing an interest in rock music through Blondie's Parallel Lines (1978) album.
Sim-Savage and Sam took inspiration from Karen O, Starcrawler, and Yeah Yeah Yeahs when formulating their vision for HotWax. Sim-Savage primarily writes the band's lyrics. The trio's debut EP A Thousand Times drew comparisons to The White Stripes, Hole, and Wolf Alice.
In March 2022, John Robb of Louder Than War described HotWax as "ripping up the template and stages with a thrilling deconstruction of their grunge roots into a post-punk landscape." In May 2023, Ed Power of The Independent identified HotWax as part of a phenomenon of young artists reviving 1990s indie rock trends, despite being too young to remember the decade. HotWax stated these influences were framed by their parents and mentors, but that they were not defined by them.




Discography






= Studio Album

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Hot Shock (2025)




= EPs

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A Thousand Times (2023)
Invite Me, Kindly (2023)




= Singles

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"Stay Cool" (2020)
"Pat the Killer Cat" (2020)
"Baked Beans" (2020)
"When We're Dead" (2021)
"Barbie (Not Yours)" (2022)
"Treasure" (2023)
"Drop" (2023)
"She's Got A Problem" (2024)




References

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• Cameron Crowe
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• Daftar film Paramount Pictures (1970–1979)
• Jay Leno
• Butch Hartman
• Ray Parker Jr.
• Biara Santa Katarina
• Indore
• Justin Bieber
• Hot wax
• American Hot Wax
• Hot Wax Records
• HotWax
• Encaustic painting
• Wax play
• Hungarian wax pepper
• Honey & Hot Wax
• Bikini waxing
• Male waxing