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Prepare for further mayhem from Ireland’s most notorious breakbeat party fiends Johnnypluse & The Stormtroopers Of Love as they unveil their new single In The Heat on which a lyrical breakdown of precisely how much chaos one band can cause while on tour unfolds over a thunderous glitchy breaks. Also comes with the skankin-breaks n’ house piano banger Pull The Cord (which can be found on recent LP Ape Panic too) and stop-starty funky breaks/ eighties electro sound collision entitled The Beat Is Rockin. A title that pretty much sums things up.