title and elements of its visual and musical style were parodied by the group Mainframe with their 1984 12-inch single, "Into Trouble with the Noise of Art". Reception Allmusic reviewer Ned Raggett had positive views on the EP, stating "One listen to into Battle With the Art of Noise and some of the influences in industrial, hip-hop, techno, and pop become clearer." Track listing All songs except "Donna" were written by Anne Dudley, Trevor Horn, J.J. Jeczalik, Gary Langan, and Paul Morley. US/UK Vinyl Side 1 "Battle" (0:25) "Beat Box" (4:48) (sampled drums played by Alan White of Yes) "The Army Now" (2:02)(sampled vocals performed by The Andrews Sisters) "Donna" (1:44) (additional music composed by Gary Langan) Side 2 "Moments in Love" (10:15) (Feat. Vocals perf. by Camilla Pilkington) "Bright Noise" (0:05) "Flesh in Armour" (1:24) "Comes and Goes" (1:18) "Moment in Love" (1:25) UK cassette Side 1 "Battle" (0:25) "Beat Box" (4:48) (Samples "Kool is Back", as perf. by Funk Inc.)(Contains a vocal sample of "Jingle Bells", as performed by Frank Sinatra) "The Army Now" (2:02) "Donna" (1:44)(Contains a sample of "State of Independence", as perf. by Donna Summer) Side 2 "Moments in Love" (5:08) "Bright Noise" (0:05) "Flesh in Armour" (1:24) "Comes and Goes" (1:18) "Moment in Love" (1:25) US cassette Side 1 "Battle" (0:25) "Beat Box" (4:48)(Contains a vocal sample of "Soweto", as perf. by Malcolm McLaren) "The Army Now" (2:02)(Contains a brief vocal sample of "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy", as performed by The Andrews Sisters) "Donna" (1:44) "Beat Box" (a repeat of track 2, 4:48) Side 2 "Bright Noise" (0:05) "Flesh in Armour" (1:24) "Comes and Goes" (1:18) "Moments in Love" (10:15) 2011 Deluxe CD/Vinyl Record Store Day Reissue Into Battle "Battle" (0:25) "Beat Box" (4:48) (Samples "Kool is Back", as perf. by Funk Inc.)(Contains a vocal sample of "Jingle Bells", as performed by Frank Sinatra) "The Army Now" (2:02) "Donna" (1:44)(Contains a sample of "State of Independence", as perf. by Donna Summer) "Moments in Love" (5:08) "Bright Noise" (0:05) "Flesh in Armour" (1:24) "Comes and Goes" (1:18) "Moment in Love" (1:25) Worship an initial demo of what would ultimately become the Art Of Noise's debut album, Who's Afraid Of The Art Of Noise?, with different track order, extra tracks and alternate mixes. "Who's Afraid of the Art of Noise" (2:32) - later appeared on Who's Afraid as 'How To Kill'. "One Finger of Love" (0:29)