his younger brother in the video as a fourth member of the band. Whirlwind Heat's last live performance was at Summer Sonic Festival in Tokyo, Japan on August 13, 2006. In 2007 Whirlwind Heat collaborated with Devonte Hynes (of the now defunct Test Icicles, Lightspeed Champion, and currently Blood Orange) and called the project Lightspeed Heat. The band self-released Self Titled or Scoop Du Jour on July 4, 2008, under their own record label imprint Heat Enterprises. The artwork was screen-printed in black ink on a sticker and applied to a blank white LP sleeve. The ice cream in the design was then colored green with a marker. The model on the cover is Erin Wasson and was photographed by Terry Richardson. Illustrations of the band members and art were done by actor/director/artist Matthew Gray Gubler. On April 19, 2014 Record Store Day, Whirlwind Heat performed in the blue room at Third Man Records in Nashville, TN. The first time on stage since playing in 2006 at Summer Sonic Festival in Tokyo, Japan. It was likely their last performance. Their debut album, Do Rabbits Wonder? was reissued, in a variety of colored vinyl. Jack White performed at 10am this day, creating the world's fastest record. Whirlwind Heat performed at 2pm. Discography Albums Do Rabbits Wonder? (2003) V2/Third Man/XL Recordings Types of Wood (2006) Brille Records I Fucked Up Types of Wood (2006) Brille Records Self Titled or Scoop Du Jour (2008) EPs Flamingo Honey (2004) Dim Mak/XL Recordings Reagan (2006) Brille Records Air Miami (2006) Brille Records Singles "Spyboys Experiment" - Offsite Records - 2000 "Glaxefusion" - Italy Records - 2000 7" Split - "Stunning Evaseev" - New Beat Recordings - 2001 "Purple" - Third Man/XL Recordings - 2003 "Orange" - Third Man/XL Recordings - 2003 "Pink" - Third Man/XL Recordings - 2004 Soundtracks "The Hot Chick Soundtrack" Cover of The White Stripes "You're Pretty Good Looking" - Hollywood Records - 2002 Notes External links Official Whirlwind Heat website Whirlwind Heat MySpace Whirlwind Heat message boards References Marissa R. Moss, Rolling Stones Magazine, April 21, 2014 American indie rock groups Musical groups from Michigan Musical groups from Grand Rapids, Michigan Third Man Records artists V2 Records artists Sympathy for the Record Industry artists Dim Mak Records artists XL Recordings artists 1996 establishments in Michigan