Hot Water Music is a Gainesville, Florida punk outfit known for Chuck Ragan's raspy vocals, as well as their searing Jawbreaker-esque guitars on earlier albums. The act first formed in 1993, and their first record, Finding the Rhythms, was released on No Idea and Toy Box records. Many fans commonly refer to Hot Water Music as the abbreviation, HWM. The name Hot Water Music comes from a Charles Bukowski book. HWM recorded an album with their good friends and mentors Leatherface for the first volume of the BYO split series. They also recorded with Alkaline Trio for a split LP on Jade Tree shortly thereafter. In 2001, Hot Water Music signed with Epitaph Records and released the record A Flight and a Crash, and went on to release two more records with Epitaph, Caution and The New What Next. In addition to their full length albums and the two aforementioned split releases, Hot Water Music have also released 5 other EPs and split albums: Push for Coin (1995 - demo tape), Eating
1 | Never Ender | Never Ender |
2 | Hate Mail Comes In August | Never Ender |
3 | 220 Years | Fuel For The Hate Game |
4 | You Can Take The Boy Out Of Bradenton | Never Ender |
5 | Blackjaw | Fuel For The Hate Game |
6 | New Instrumental | Demos Bonus Disc |
7 | Rock Singer | Fuel For The Hate Game |
8 | Incisions | Finding The Rhythms |
9 | Translocation | Demos Bonus Disc |
10 | Loft | Never Ender |
11 | Trademark | Fuel For The Hate Game |
12 | Present | Finding The Rhythms |
13 | Tradition | Never Ender |
14 | Bound | Finding The Rhythms |
15 | Loft | Demos Bonus Disc |
16 | Us And Chuck | Never Ender |
17 | Sound For Language | Never Ender |
18 | Man The Change | Demos Bonus Disc |
19 | Recliner | Finding The Rhythms |
20 | Alachua | Never Ender |