The band name [de:ad:cibel] alludes to the “loudness war” in music productions - in other words moving towards higher sound levels and decreasing dynamic. Technically measured in "decibel", in music this dynamic represents the difference between low and loud passages. To get a maximum punchy sound, a dynamic mix aims for the zero level. We have substituted the word "dead" for the cipher zero, which means [de:ad:cibel] signifies very loudly mixed and aggressive music. By their fans [de:ad:cibel] are called THE GERMAN BASS MACHINE. Started in 2009, [de:ad:cibel] are hitting in clubs worldwide. And behind [de:ad:cibel]'s groundbreaking sound stand two accomplished protagonists: Daniel Galda and Armin Küster, whose previous projects have shown them to be a musical juggernaut. With [de:ad:cibel] the duo deliver a master stroke, certain to influence the future of electronic music. His latest venture is a solo-project called “Solar Powered Vampyre”, where Armin creates cinematic tunes.