GEBRUEDER TEICHMANN
DJ duo – noland / berlin, germany
Gebr Teichmann Sinfonie RIDER
Biography
The brothers Andi & Hannes Teichmann, also known as Gebrüder Teichmann, are electronic musicians, DJs and initiators of various music-related projects and events.
Since the late nineties, they have been rooted in Berlin’s underground scene and DIY culture, driven by a vivid curiosity and love for music and sound and the social relations that come with it. Andi & Hannes started DJing in their hometown of Regensburg around 1995, where they also organized their first parties and began producing electronic music.
Their DJ sets reflect three decades of musical encounters – personal journeys, shared experiences across continents and traditions. From the early days of Berlin’s club scene, to intensive collaborations and travels from Pakistan to Angola, and from Chicago House and contemporary music to Yoruba rhythms and electroacoustic experiments.
As electronic live musicians, the brothers have collaborated with numerous artists from different genres and traditions.
In this German silent film classic, an extraordinarily experimental and remarkable work thanks to its rhythmic montage (directed by Walter Ruttmann, 1927, 65 minutes), the camera takes the viewer on a journey through a day in 1920s Berlin, from dawn to dusk, and portrays the rhythm of the metropolis with its inhabitants, offices and factories, offices and factories, the short lunch break, marked by the chiming of the clock , before the day finally gives way to the wild nightlife with all its facets.
The film is accompanied by the DJ duo Gebrüder Teichmann, whose music revolves around Berlin’s subcultures and experimental sounds. Their approach highlights, fragments and quotes, drawing on Berlin’s histories from the 20th century to the electronic present and weaving them with Ruttmann’s images.
The brothers’ current DJ sets combine and reflect social and sonic relationships from three decades, from Berlin club life to international travels with formative experiences across continents and traditions.
