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Autoimmune

While Meat Beat Manifesto certainly doesn't need any introduction, it must be said that AutoImmune is the perfect pulse on everything going on in electronic music in 2008. Mastermind Jack Dangers has a resume most musicians dream of and there's a reason why he's such a prolific producer/remixer/musician. Anyone who is gun-shy about Meat Beat Manifesto's relevance in music - or perhaps you weren't impressed with In Dub or R.U.O.K.? - fear not, for AutoImmune is a return to form and is without a doubt perhaps one of the most solid MBM albums to date. Big beat and jungle are certainly familiar territories with classic releases like Radio Babylon and Actual Sounds + Voices, and AutoImmune certainly brings these sounds to light as well; however, the real focus on this album is on hip-hop and dubstep. The band has always paid attention to low-end bass frequencies and dubstep is a relatively new style of music hitting the U.S. shores that seems to be an injection of inspiration for Jack Dangers. Standout tracks like "Children of Earth" will give you one of the most massive bass line grooves that give other dubstep artists like Scorn and Vex'd a run for their money. This track will show you exactly how easy it is for Dangers to mold the genre into his own sound. - David Flick Format: CD Album

Label: Metropolis Records

Catalog: MEP80531.2

Origin: USA

Listed: 2008-04-08

Price: $13.77

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