The figurative picture of a cube is the guiding theme of the album - a confined area serving as a living space be it as a stage, as a prison or as a shelter. This concept consequently features throughout the band's artwork and stage setting. This album climbed in German Alternative Charts (DAC of week 16/2010) to the top position. The members of Diorama have collaborated with a number of bands, including Diary of Dreams, Angels & Agony, Painbastard, Klangstabil and Frozen Plasma. Style Diorama are often labeled as "EBM", “Electro-Pop”, “Future Pop” or “Darkwave” (particularity on the albums "Her Liquid Arms" and "Pale"). The melodies can be fast-paced and backed by rhythms and can be melancholic ballads. The diapason of the lyrics’ motifs takes inspiration from the inner world of the writer himself (Torben Wendt) and also his surroundings. The lyrics are written in a dark, kafkian style and are often ambiguous. Distinctive playing with words and metaphors is one of the prominent virtues of Diorama’s artistic opus. Band members Current Torben Wendt – lyrics, vocals, keys, percussion Felix Marc – co-production, keys, vocals Zura Nakamura – guitars Markus "Marquess" Halter – drums Former Bernard Le Sigue – bass Sash Fiddler – guitars Discography Albums Pale (1999) Her Liquid Arms (2001) The Art of Creating Confusing Spirits (2002) Amaroid (2005) Re-Pale (2005) Pale re-release (2005) A Different Life (2007) Cubed (2010) Even the Devil Doesn't Care (2013) Zero Soldier Army (2016) Tiny Missing Fragments (2020) Singles Device (2001) Synthesize me (2007) Child of Entertainment (2010) References External links Diorama on MySpace Accession Records (German) Home of the Diorama Lemmings Amaroid - a tribute to the band diorama German electronic music groups Musical groups established in 1996 German dark wave musical groups