http://www.psyshop.com/shop/CDs/mil/mil1cd126.html Millenium records Roboterwerke: Roboterwerke (CD) Released: Mar. 2005/10 http://www.psydb.net/labels/tracks/labels_tracks_6390.html http://www.electronicpm.co.uk/epm__press_release.php?press_release_pick=349 http://www.saikosounds.com/english/display_release.asp?id=4706 ROBOTERWERKE were the first to release music with a drum computer, a self-made model which caused Herbie Hancock to pay the band a visit to find out more about their marvellous inventions and to this day they remain very close friends. ROBOTERWERKE went on to release 3 LP's (eRoboterwerkef 1979 on CBS, eFuturistf on RCA and eMetalunaf 1978 - all adorned with spaced out cartoon Furry Freak Brothers style cartoon imagery). Whilst Kraftwerk's music gained international recognition as one of the first electronic acts and founders of modern dance music, ROBOTERWERKE were much more influenced by P-Funk and acts such as Parliament and their sound takes a much more krautrock / leftfield aesthetic. Furthermore, every year the band spent a lot of time in the Caribbeans and heavily influenced by the local eerb supply, the band developed a deep love for the local sound of steel drum music and Soca and from then onwards, they developed their own style of funky disco, electro and Soca. Unquoted. DER AUTOMAT