was subsequently used in promos for House of DVF on the E! Network. The album was dedicated to Daniel Feese, who died in January 2014. 2015–present Every year since 2015, Hot Action Cop has headlined or co-headlined a private festival called Lampapalooza in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, and has shared the stage with Sponge, Public Enemy, Run-DMC, EPMD, Rakim, Sir Mix-a-Lot, Bobby Bare Jr., and Elephant Room. Timmy Flaherty has released two solo albums available on Spotify and iTunes, and is currently working on a third. He also plays in a Ramones tribute band with Daniel Feese's brother Dylan Feese on lead vocals. Juan Chavolla joined the Louisville, Kentucky band Elephant Room, playing live and recording with Malcolm Springer in Nashville, Tennessee. Elephant Room and Hot Action Cop have played several shows together with Chavolla pulling double duty on bass guitar. Rob Werthner and original producer Michael Baker have been working together on a new Hot Action Cop release for the last few years. There is no set release date as of January 2021. Band members Current members Rob Werthner – vocals, rhythm and lead guitars (2001–present) Timmy Flaherty – lead and rhythm guitars, backing vocals (2001–present) Kory Knipp – drums (2001–2003, 2007, 2011–present) Juan Chavolla – bass guitar (2008–present) Brian Smith - keyboards, rhythm guitar, vocals, saxophone (2012–present) Former members Luis Espaillat – bass guitar (2001–2006) Daniel Feese – keyboards (2002–2007, died 2014) Miles McPherson – drums (2004–2006) Gary Horrie – drums (2007) Johnannes Greer – drums (2008–2011) Discography Nutbag EP (2002) Hot Action Cop (2003) – No. 46 US Heatseekers 2009 EP (2009) Listen Up! (2014) Singles "Fever for the Flava" (2003) – No. 38 US Alternative, No. 13 AUS "Don't Want Her to Stay" (2003) – No. 76 AUS "Comfortably Numb" (2012) "House of Pain" (2014) "Record Player" (2016) Soundtracks, film and video game appearances "Fever for the Flava" was featured in many films and also appeared in episodes of the shows King of the Hill, Malcolm in the Middle, Smallville, Boston Legal, and The Man Show. Werthner also wrote the theme song for the 2003 film S.W.A.T. Alternate clean versions of "Fever for the Flava" and the album version of "Goin' Down on It" as well as remixes of both of those songs appeared on the racing video game Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2. It was also voted No. 49 on MuchMusic's (later called Fuse) list of