The music of Diskarnate, a powerful German-US atmo electropop trio, announces a whole new era for soul-stirring cinematic electropop. Featuring German composer/producer Armin Küster ( [de:ad:cibel], Inca Hunters), vocalist/composer Susan Anway (The Magnetic Fields), and master of visionary electronic soundscapes, Jack Terrence Andrews (PBS TV series History Detectives, film 24 Hours After – The Kennedy Assassination, MTV's Jersey Shore) the band’s music is at the same time electrifying, mysterious, and dynamic, often eliciting powerful emotion – moving through dense satisfying atmospheres underpinned by deep and danceable bass and beats. Fueled by the power of Armin Küster’s rich beat structures and electro-industrial scores, Susan Anway’s emotive lyrics and strong vocal presence, and Jack Andrews’ dramatic, often mysterious, electronic sound imagery, Diskarnate’s music is alternately spellbinding, and compelling – in short: big magic, of the wonderful kind. "Such thick music, rich in history and culture! Amazing stuff, (Diskarnate) has an industrial sound, but somehow transcends that as well." ~VJ Vostek, Tucson AZ “Anway has a voice as soft and silky as velvet and as mysterious as a labyrinth with the lights out.” ~College Music Journal "...das sage ich auch und wünsche auch diesem projekt sehr sehr viel erfolg. tolle songs! bestes." ~WORT-TON "(Susan's) voice is beautiful. So natural and unaffected yet transcendent." ~Chuck LoPresti "...(Jack Andrews' work)...is deeply reflective music that resonates with my soul. These music tapestries are masterfully woven.” ~Rob Milne, South Africa “…(Armin Kuester, Daniel Galda and [de:ad:cibel]’s ’Klondike’)… is without a shadow of a doubt the best electronic album released on ‘Echozone’ label so far!” ” ~DP, Sideline Magazine Stephin Merritt/The Magnetic Fields: "Obscurities" Merge/August 2011 "....the best song on this set of Nineties rarities by a dude whose cast-offs trump most bands' masterworks: That'd be a tie between the drolly sincere ukelele marriage ballad "Forever and a Day" and a remake (w/ singer Susan Anway) of the Magnetic Fields classic "Take Ecstasy With Me." ” ~Will Hermes - Rolling Stone