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Calgary, Alberta's Hot Little Rocket were a melodic yet abrasive power pop/punk band. Guitarist Aaron Smelski and bassist Mark MacArthur, veterans in the Calgary scene, recruited guitarist Andrew Wedderburn in a classified ad. Drummer Joel Nye already had a long history of drumming for various band. .

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Hot Little Rocket formed in 1998, the band released its debut EP, Laika, in 2000, and followed up with Danish Documentary the following year. The band performed at a number of venues while in Beijing, China for two weeks The band's third album, How to Lose Everything, was produced by Steve Albini. The band was signed to the Filed-Under music label In 2005, the EP Laika wa.

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