A new Meat Beat Manifesto is always a feast in itself, and this "Autoimmune" is no exception, all the more since it's clearly more satisfying than 2005's "At The Center". In the three years since this previous albums, the whole galaxy had discovered dubstep but, just like Mick Harris and his "Stealth" album, this other veteran of the super bassy beats that is Jack Dangers doesn't succomb to the trend, and while one can hear the "modern" sweeping bass here and there on this album, we're still speaking excellent dub-infused industrial breaks on "Autoimmune". Fans will go crazy about this one.