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1. Dope For The Robot 2. Piece It Together 3. Two The Point 4. Repeater 5. Meander 6. No Condimentz 7. Dope Robots Revenge - (CD only) 8. Blue Water System Requirements: For the very deepest, and indeed dopest in brain-building, ear-caressing electronica, you need listen no further than Devon-based Mancunian master Lee Norris, the captain at the controls of Metamatics. A longtime fan and admirer of experimental robo-soul, he cites Numan, Foxx, and Kraftwerk as major early influences. Norris is quite a luminary in the beats and bleeps arena. With countless releases across a string of labels (Skam, Clear, District 6, Staalplaat and Beau Monde among others) and under a handful of pseudonyms including Norken, Nacht Plank and Tone Language, Norris’ knowledge of and flair for his kind of music can be taken as read. However, it is when trading as Metamatics that Norris is most widely appreciated, for reasons that the sumptuous Dope For The Robot album clearly conveys. (This album had a limited release on Clear, but has been re-mastered, edited and packaged as only Yacht Design group know how!) Here, echoes of his early heroes are stirred into an altogether more forward-thinking stew that draws as much upon the emotive mechanics of Detroit techno as it does the random acts of digital beauty common to labels like Warp and Rephlex. Moving from the syncopated soundscapes of the title track and ''Piece It Together'' through to the straight ahead, kick-driven melodic tapestries like ''Two The Point'' and ''Repeater'' and closing out with the beautifully chilled harmonic counterpoint of ''Blue Water'', Metamatics’ third long player for the self-appointed saviors of intelligent electronic music, Hydrogen Dukebox, is a phenomenal body of work. When machines learn to get caned (which they surely will sometime soon), be in no doubt - this is what they’ll be listening to!