Side A is populated by the title track, a Joe Bataan referencing dirty disco ditty that’ll have heels clicking and thighs high as it tears along the dotted line of the expressway of love, propelled by rolling congas, a tough kick drum and a pleasantly inappropriate yet nasty bass-line. Please use with caution, but often.

“Bluetooth To Another Dimension” kicks off side one with glitchy bass, a naggingly incessant chime, synthy swirls – or swirly synths — and what sounds like heavy breathing, before descending into an acid accented chunkathon, propped up on tough and strident beats that you won’t be sleeping on. Proceedings close with “Swamp Kat,” perhaps the track that defines the maneuverings of this entire oeuvre, with its dirty amalgam of unhinged vocals, tribal drums and a sparse, highly resonant bass line, which dwells in the mid range and wakes you up every bar or so with a jolting stab. It’s a prime dj tool for those who like to work the funk hard.