Public Domain exploded onto the dance scene with their tough tech-trance stormer, Operation Blade. Released across Europe, it was a Top 5 pop hit in the UK. Their follow-up single, Rock Da Funky Beats, was another huge success, featuring the legendary Chuck D from Public Enemy alongside this Scottish electronic act. Both singles are included on their debut album - Hard Hop Superstars.

Hard Hop Superstars was inspired by the band's trademark fusion of hard dance and hip hop. The result is the first 'hard hop' album, a genre-splicing bang up of crunching guitars, intelligent beats and rabid MCing that's almost impossible to resist. Full of hard house anthems, besides the above mentioned singles, this package also includes Too Many MC's and Let Me Clear My Throat, a hard hop remake of the DJ Kool rap classic. With their arrangements and instrumentation, Public Domain can easily take on the Basement Jaxx with their eyes closed.

Hard Hop Superstars exemplifies no-frills hardcore brilliance. Happy hardcore insanity has never sounded healthier.