| Deep Hit Of Morning Sun | |||
| Miss Lucifer | |||
| Detroit | |||
| Autobahn 66 | |||
| Rise | |||
| The Lord Is My Shotgun | |||
| City | |||
| Some Velvet Morning | |||
| Skull X | |||
| A Scanner Darkly | |||
| Space Blues #2 |
| Title | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Evil Heat (2xLP) | Columbia | 508923 1 | UK | 2002 | |
| Evil Heat (CD, Album) | Columbia | 508923 2 | UK & Europe | 2002 | |
| Evil Heat (CD, Album) | Columbia | 5089232000 | Australia | 2002 | |
| Evil Heat (CD, Album + DVD-V, NTSC, Ltd) | Epic | EK 87027 | US | 2002 | |
| Evil Heat (CD, Album + DVD-V, NTSC, Ltd) | Epic | EK 87027 | Canada | 2002 | |
| Evil Heat (CDr, TP) | Columbia | none | UK | 2002 | |
| Evil Heat (2xCD, Ltd, RM) | Sony Music | SICP 1899-1900 | Japan | 2009 | |
| Evil Heat (2xLP, Album, RE, RM, 180) | Columbia, Music On Vinyl | MOVLP337 | Europe | 2011 |
However, other tracks such as "Autobahn 66" and "Deep Hit Of Morning Sun" are some of the best work they've done, incorporting elements of Kraftwerk and Suicide into their psychedelic pop sound. Their Nancy Sinatra cover "Some Velvet Morning" is also of note, mainly because of the dense production featuring the Two Lone Swordsmen.
This album is definitely a must for Scream fans, as well as fans of Digital Hardcore and the like. Casual pop listeners who remember their earlier years need not apply.