Timo Maas - Feedback Welcome Massive Passive

Review by Darren Layne

Timo Maas has once again proven his prowess in electronic music with his latest album, Feedback Welcome Massive Passive. The German DJ and producer's fourth studio album is a collection of 11 tracks that showcase his signature sound of techno and house, with a touch of experimentalism.

The album opens with "Dark Society," a dark and brooding track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. It then moves on to "Karma Clash," which features haunting vocals by Timo's longtime collaborator, Brian Molko of Placebo. The track is a standout, with its catchy chorus and driving beat.

Other notable tracks include "A Day After George," which features dreamy synths and a pulsing bassline, and "The Religion of Love," which features ethereal vocals by James Lavelle of UNKLE. The album closes with "Last Dance," a moody and introspective track that leaves the listener with a sense of longing.

Summary by Darren Layne

Feedback Welcome Massive Passive is a solid addition to Timo Maas' discography. It showcases his ability to blend different genres and experiment with sounds while still staying true to his roots. It's an album that will appeal to both longtime fans and newcomers alike.