I’ve found a Monday album. It’s not so much Monday in sound as it is Monday in mood, at least my mood, anyway, on most given Mondays. This is what I need in a Monday album: bleak and apathetic soundscapes, big, thick bass and a steady beat to keep my head bobbing so I don’t fall asleep.
Timo Maas has released a fairly decent Monday album with Pictures, his second artist disc. It’s not a Friday album, this isn’t dance music, we are not in the club. This is music for machines. The living, breathing cogs in the intricate mechanisms that power Capitalism.
Pictures is a great exhibition of headphone electronica, if your name happens to be Tyler Durden.
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Stuff to Sample: From Timo Maas’ new album Pictures “Slip in Electrokid†and “Releaseâ€
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