A fusion of electronic and live rock to present a strange and jumping world to the listener. Exposure Online Magazine had this to say: \"Rod Marquart (the man behind Drums and Machines) takes his listeners on a harrowing ride for his ninth album Psychokiller. Like the title would indicate, the album is best listened to with the light on. Marquart uses live instruments, computer electronics and vocals from Stefan Schiebel to creep you out. If Stefan Schiebel\'s voice is any indication of his demeanor, you would not want to come across him in an ally somewhere at night. The hair on the back of your neck stands up every time his voice is heard on the disc. Best described as an industrial-sounding ode to the demon in man, Psychokiller would be perfect for the soundtrack of an Eli Roth film which isn\'t too surprising as Marquart is a film maker himself (see our feature article on his film Cannibal).\" User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.