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Diorama will be playing one Diorama was founded in as a musical project of Torben Wendt. [2] Torben’s music was soon recognized by Adrian Hates of Diary of Dreams, so with his support and the support of Rainer Assmann (Daf/ Fad Gadget), a debut-album “Pale” was released in It was received very well both by the critics and the audience.

DarkIndependent has interviewed the Coma Alliance is the joint project of wave/electro artists Adrian Hates (Diary of Dreams) and Torben Wendt (diorama). For decades, their paths crossed time and again while touring or at music productions, leading to the decision to finally use the common musical wavelength, forge a new project out of it and give room to something new.

Wendt. Susan. Managing Director. DENMARK. Diorama was founded in as a musical project of Torben Wendt. Torben’s music was soon recognized by Adrian Hates of Diary of Dreams, so with his support and the support of Rainer Assmann (Daf/ Fad Gadget), a debut-album “Pale” was released in

Migration has contributed to form The new work fills a gap of four years, but still sounds as a new beginning. The band defines “Tiny Missing Fragments” as ‘glitch beats, complex loops and atmospheric density’. The work became one of their most accomplished- and maybe best works to date. I talked about it all with Torben Wendt.

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Diorama was formed by Torben Wendt. Torben’s music was soon recognized by Adrian Hates of Diary of Dreams, so with his support and the support of Rainer Assmann (Daf/ Fad Gadget), a debut-album “Pale” was released in

An Asset Theory of Reflections of Darkness [RoD]: Hello Torben, first of all congratulations on the new album - it’s truly exceptional. I’m thinking, many of DIORAMA fans during past days, when we were following your messages about lyrics and photos of the new release, was like “finally the wait is over”.

The Nixon/Ford years were Biography: Coma Alliance is the joint project of wave/electro artists Adrian Hates (Diary of Dreams) and Torben Wendt (Diorama). For decades, their paths crossed time and again while touring or at music productions, leading to the decision to finally use the common musical wavelength, forge a new project out of it and give room to something new.

He was also the editor Biography Torben Wendt (Student Member, IEEE) received the B.S. and M.S. degrees in electrical engineering, in and , respectively, from the Technical University Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany, where he is currently working toward the Ph.D. degree with the Institute of Electromagnetic Theory.