Lead track Pardon My Freedom comes straight at you like the Happy Mondays being kept in check by the DFA. With cow bells set to stun, the track builds into a mess of sirens and screaming synths before kicking back into that killer bass line, angular new wave guitars and mantra-like vocals. Perfectly capturing the sound that is causing most uproar on the strobe-lit dance floors of the capital this year.

On the flip, Shitscheissemerde is a much more low key affair: hushed vocals and distant bleeps ride a stripped down rhythm track, building incessantly towards a noisy climax before hints of surf guitar and muted brass carry the track to the end. All in all a perfect taster for their forthcoming Louden Up Now long player and further proof - should it be needed - that over a decade of success hasn't blunted Warp's ability to spot and promote talent, whatever the genre.