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GEBRUEDER TEICHMANN

DJ or Live duo – noland / berlin, germany

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Biography

The brothers Andi & Hannes Teichmann, also known as Gebrüder Teichmann, are electronic musicians, DJs, and the driving force behind various music-related projects and events.
Since the late 1990s, they have been deeply rooted in Berlin’s underground scene and DIY culture, driven by a lively curiosity and love for music and sound.
Andi & Hannes began DJing around 1995 in their hometown of Regensburg, where they also organized their first parties and started producing electronic music. 
Early club-oriented releases on labels such as Kompakt, Disko B, and their own imprint Festplatten marked their entry into the club scene and brought them to perform in initial clubs and festivals as such as WMF Club, Panorama Bar, Tresor, Robert Johnson, Rex Club, Sonar or Fusion Festival. At the same time, their ongoing exploration of different scenes and traditions gradually expanded their musical context beyond the club. Over time, this grew into a global network of artistic collaboration and cultural exchange. For Gebrüder Teichmann, music is a social practice. Their performances turn clubs and concert spaces into temporary communities.
Their DJ sets reflect these three decades of personal journeys, shared experiences and influences across continents and traditions, spanning from Chicago House, global subcultures, contemporary music to electro-acoustic experimentation.
Their live performances range from club sets to concerts with musicians, ensembles, orchestras, and interdisciplinary groups. As live musicians, they seek the organic and direct interweaving of analog electronics and acoustics. 
Offen in site-specific spatial settings, places are turned into immersive sonic spaces where audience, performers, and environment are able to interact directly. 
As live and recording artists they´ve been collaborating with numerous artists from various backgrounds and traditions and artists like Robyn Schulkowsky, Staatsoper Berlin, Sandeep Bhagwati, Ensemble Modern, Omnibus Ensemble, Wura Samba, or their father, multi-instrumentalist Ulrich Teichmann.
They initiate and develop international cooperation projects that connect musicians, artists, and institutions, such as the Goethe-Institute across continents. Often designed as open laboratories they bring together participants from different artistic and cultural backgrounds.
Up today they have worked in more than 60 countries, including Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, Kyrgisztan, Kenya, Nigeria, Angola, Mexico.
Their label NOLAND reflects this approach and marks their path from the underground to what they call the “Interground.”
Since 2015, Hannes Teichmann has been hosting the Audiovisionen series for live electroacoustic music at the Kulturraum Zwinglikirche in Berlin.

Current Live Projects (selection):

Robyn Schulkowsky & Gebrüder Teichmann
Andi & Hannes Teichmann: Live Electronic, Sampling, Processing
Robyn Schulkowsky: Percussion

Teichmann & Söhne (Teichmann & Sons)
Andi & Hannes Teichmann: Live Electronic, Sampling, Processing
Their father Ulrich Teichmann: Saxophone, Clarinette, Flutes, Mandoline, Glockenspiel and Percussion

Berlin – Sinfonie der Großstadt (Symphony of a Great City)
Andi & Hannes Teichmann accompany the classic 1927 silent film live with a composed DJ set

DJ Mixes

Paloma · 2025-11-22 Live At Paloma Invites (Acid Maria, Gebrüder Teichmann)
gebrueder teichmann · GT_DJ@KarnevalKulturen2025
gebrueder teichmann · Gebrüder Teichmann DJ @ Kookoo - Ohm - 04.11.2022

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Ein sich über drei “Zeit-Ton”-Sendungen spannender Streifzug durch die elektronische Club Kultur, – von Nairobi bis nach Karachi, von den Malediven bis nach Kathmandu, mit Andi und Hannes Teichmann und Susanna Niedermayr.

Einmal um die Welt mit den Gebrüdern Teichmannhttps://oe1.orf.at/artikel/635136/Einmal-um-die-Welt-mit-den-Gebruedern-Teichmann – oe1.orf.at

As a part of ‘Magnetic Fields Presents Fieldlines’: an immersive residency project held in the week prior to Magnetic Fields Festival at Alsisar Mahal; Hannes Teichmann and Andi Teichmann (Gebrüder Teichmann), Bidisha Das (sound artist), Ustad Hakeem Khan (Kamaicha), Firoz Khan (Kartal), Sumitra Devi (vocals and harmonium), Ulrich Teichmann (multi-instrumentalist) and Kutla Khan (Dholak), lived and worked alongside each other conceptualising a sonic space that explored realms of traditional folklore and electronic music. The project was made possible with a Goethe-Institut International Coproduction Fund grant and realised in collaboration with Gebrüder Teichmann and their label NOLAND.

by Akshatha ShettyCreating Social Spaces That Celebrate & Honour Togetherness: Fieldlineshttps://www.thewildcity.com/features/17018-creating-social-spaces-that-celebrate-honour-togetherness-fieldlines – www.thewildcity.com

How did Karachi Files take shape?

ANDI TEICHMANN: We first travelled to Pakistan three years ago. We played a gig, met a few locals and checked out the scenes in Karachi and Lahore to prepare for this project. Then, on location, we worked with the local label collective Forever South, which bundles all the exciting music trends we find interesting there. All musicians we worked with were loosely associated with this label.
How did you choose the local musicians?
HANNES TEICHMANN: The two guys running the collective, Bilal Khan and Haamid Rahim, also co-curated the project and suggested all the Pakistani musicians. In India, many producers look towards bass music in the UK; some minimal producers have their eye on Germany. In Pakistan, however, it was a very refreshing mixture of all this and a love for experiments. You have these off-beat rhythms you find in Indian music, plus the musicians’ parents had also played in jazz or soul bands in the 1970s, in hotels and clubs, when Pakistan was much more liberal; much different than you’d imagine if you look at Pakistan right now.
by Michael HohFrom here to Pakistan and back: Gebrüder Teichmannhttps://www.the-berliner.com/music-clubs/gebrueder-teichmann-interview/ – www.the-berliner.com/music-clubs/gebrueder-teichmann-interview/

Karachi Files is the culmination of a two week ‘Sound Camp’ organised, with backing from the Goethe-Institute, by Berlin-based brothers, Hannes and Andi Teichmann (also known as DJ and production duo Gebrueder Teichmann) and the bosses of Karachi based label Forever South, Rudoh (Bilal Nasir Khan)  and Dynoman (Haamid Rahim). It brought together a select group of producers and live musicians from the city, with others from Germany, France, Switzerland and the Maldives, for a two-week jam session in a rented house.

BY JOSHUA DELL & MICHAEL SMACZYLO“ARE YOU WORSHIPPING THE DEVIL?”: HOW DIY LABEL, NOLAND, IS DRIVING PAKISTAN’S MUSIC RENAISSANCEhttps://www.stampthewax.com/2016/09/27/karachi-files/ – www.stampthewax.com

KARACHI: Genres of music do not need categorisation as long as their listeners enjoy it.

This was exactly what happened on Wednesday evening when 11 electronic musicians from Germany, Pakistan and the Maldives performed at a concert called Karachi Files in the Arts Council’s open-air theatre.

The concert was aimed at bringing together the musicians so that a cultural fusion could be accomplished. And the objective was achieved to a great extent.

by Peerzada SalmanKarachi Files proves good things happen when cultures combinehttps://images.dawn.com/news/1176633/karachi-files-proves-good-things-happen-when-cultures-combine – https://images.dawn.com

[Selina Nowak]: Mit welchen Erwartungen seid ihr nach Kenia geflogen?

[Andi Teichmann]: Es war ein grosses Experiment und zwar in musikalischer, sozialer, wie auch kultureller Hinsicht. Wir haben sehr viel Zeit auf engem Raum miteinander verbracht und es war nicht von Anfang an klar, wo es hingeht. Es war auch nicht wirklich zwingend geplant, dass am Ende ein Album dabei herauskommt. Man hat sich aneinander herantasten müssen und sehen, was passiert. Das war eigentlich das Spannende, und im Rückblick denke ich, dass jede Seite um einen wahnsinnigen Erfahrungsschatz reicher geworden ist.

by Selina Rosa NowakIrgendwann muss man schlafen...https://norient.com/index.php/stories/blnrb – https://norient.com

HigherFrequency (HRFQ) : Can you tell us what’s planned for your Japan tour?

Hannes Teichmann : We have a really cool tour, we are going to visit the whole of Japan. We start in Tokyo then we go to Sapporo, Osaka, then we go to Okinawa and come back for the finishing party in Yokohama. So it’s like the whole country from the deepest south to the highest north.

HRFQ : So in Yokohama you’ll be playing live. What’s the difference between tonight when you DJ, and when you play live?

Andi Teichmann : The first difference of course is we play our own music (laughs). We use just analogue stuff so it’s maybe more…

Hannes : …rough.

Andi : Yeah, we once decided that we didn’t want to use a laptop anymore and after that we changed our live set and also the music changed with this.

Hannes : It’s quite fun. When we play live it’s more compressed. We play one and a half hours and it’s a really compressed energy. When we DJ we like to play long sets. Three or four hours and get in the mood.

by Nick Lawrence Gebr. Teichmann Interview in Tokyohttps://higher-frequency.com/e_interview/gebr_teichmann/index.htm – https://higher-frequency.com

Die Produktion „M’Orpheo“ zeichnet sich unter anderem dadurch aus, dass sie zwei höchst unterschiedliche musikalische Genres zusammenbringt: Auf der einen Seite die Musik Monteverdis, die den Ursprung der Oper markiert und als Wendepunkt zwischen Renaissance und Barock gesehen werden kann, auf der anderen Seite die Techno-Kompositionen der Gebrüder Teichmann, die sich an den Ursprüngen der Techno-Musik und der elektronischen (Tanz-)Musik orientieren.

Gestatten, Gebrüder Teichmannhttps://morpheo-regensburg.blogspot.com/2020/02/gestatten-gebruder-teichmann-die.html – https://morpheo-regensburg.blogspot.com

Ihr Aufnahmestudio hat etwas von einem Museum, voller Synthesizer, früher Ataris und Drum Machines. Zu Besuch bei dem DJ- und Produzentenduo Gebrüder Teichmann, das gerade sein neues Album herausgebracht hat: „They Made Us Do It“

von Thomas WinklerBrüder an der Rhythmusmaschinehttps://taz.de/Brueder-an-der-Rhythmusmaschine/!626315/ – taz.de/

Musik ist eine „zeitbasierte Kunst“, wie es in einer analytisch treffenden, doch vom Klang her eher hässlichen Wendung heißt. Ohne Zeit ist Musik ein Tonträger, den niemand anhört, zugeklappte Noten oder einfach nichts. Was genau mit der Zeit in der Musik geschieht, ist eine andere Frage, vom subjektiven Zeitempfinden ganz abgesehen. Sie verläuft jedenfalls nicht immer gerade in einer Richtung, auch nicht bei metronomisch strengen Veranstaltungen wie Bach-Präludien oder Minimal Music.

Sie tut es schon gar nicht bei der Perkussionistin Robyn Schulkowsky und den Berliner Produzenten Andi und Hannes Teichmann, genannt Gebrüder Teichmann. Ihr gemeinsames Album nimmt den Mund im Titel einigermaßen voll: „Time Bends“ heißt es. Hier wird, so der Anspruch, die Zeit gebogen und in allerlei Formen gebracht, in denen sie üblicherweise nicht ab Werk geliefert wird.

von Tim Caspar BoehmeRätselhafter Schleimhttps://taz.de/Neue-Musik-aus-Berlin/!5871835/ – taz.de/Neue-Musik-aus-Berlin

Als Livemusiker und DJs reisen Andi und Hannes Teichmann schon eine ganze Dekade um den Erdball, doch innerhalb der letzten drei Jahre ist im musikalischen Leben der beiden nochmal viel Neues passiert: Als Kuratoren des Kontinente übergreifenden Projektes „BLNRB“ haben sie mit Künstlern aus Nairobi und Berlin das Album „Welcome to the Madhouse“ aufgenommen.

ARTISTS: TEICHMANNhttps://www.spezialmaterial.ch/artists/teichmann – www.spezialmaterial.ch

A masterpiece of avant-garde silent cinema Berlin – Die Sinfonie der Großstadt by Walter Ruttmann is one of the most extraordinary representations of the modern metropolis. The screening will be enhanced by live sound by Gebrüder Teichmann an iconic DJ and producer duo from the Berlin electronic scene.

Their performance combines fragments of electronic music, urban subcultures and contemporary experimentation, creating a unique experience of sonic and visual reappropriation of the city. Made in the 1920s, Berlin – Die Sinfonie der Großstadt is a cinematic journey that captures the essence of Berlin during its period of maximum expansion and transformation.

Gebrüder Teichmann DJ Set: Sinfonia di una grande città (1927) https://www.luganolac.ch/en/lac/programma/evento~lac~25-26~s~m~gebruder-teichmann~.htmlhttps://www.luganolac.ch/de/lac/programma/ – www.luganolac.ch/en/lac/programma
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