"Let Me In" is a slick, synth-driven track that saw Hot Hot Heat leaning into a more polished, radio-friendly sound following their more abrasive early work. The single showcased a band refining their approach to infectious hooks and danceable rhythms.
- "Let Me In" was released on September 3, 2007, by Sire/Reprise Records.
- The single was a departure from the raw, guitar-centric sound of their earlier albums, incorporating prominent synthesizers and a more dance-oriented beat.
- This track preceded the band's fourth studio album, *New Career in a New Town*, released in 2008.
Hot Hot Heat is a Canadian indie rock band formed in Victoria, British Columbia in 1999. They gained a following in the early 2000s with their energetic live shows and distinctive art-punk sound. In 2007, Hot Hot Heat released "Let Me In" as a single, finding the band at a transitional point in their career following their third studio album, *Happiness: We're All in It Together*.
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