the dj-brothers andi and hannes teichmann, originally from regensburg / germany, were exposed to music by their father, the jazz saxophonist ullrich teichmann, right from the early days. at the young age of 12 and 9 they formed their first band “totalschaden” (“write-off”). during their teenage years they matured to be leading figures in the regional music scene and later became founding members of the band “beige gt” which would grow to national and international fame after their debut album “jukebox heroes”. as electronic music producers they founded their own record label “festplatten” and also release on such internationally acclaimed labels as “kompakt” (cologne) or “l´age d´or” (hamburg). they quickly found themselves becoming dj´s in-demand and toured germany and europe extensively. in 2001 they also started a cooperation with the composer/zither player leopold hurt. in 2002 the city of regensburg awarded the teichmann brothers with the culture price of the year for their long lasting contributions to and activities for the youth culture of city. they became the youngest award winners in the history of regensburg. in the same year they joined up with fellow musicians and performing artists to found an art association called “graz e.v”, which created not only an inspiring work space but also an independent room for regular exhibitions, symposiums, concerts and other cultural events. the brothers now live and work in berlin. When the Teichmann brothers are at the decks or playing live they ride high with the crowd, 2 guys on a natural high, jumping, raving, always wearing that distinctive Teichmann smile, a euphoria reflected in the music and a smile you can't help returning. The Teichmann sets - ping-pong sets with the two brothers playing each other the ball, consistently unpredictable and focussed. Dramatically mixing genres from minimal to acid, to chicago, techno, rock and house as one. The Teichmann party - raved about not only by Berliners and crowds in Hamburg, Cologne and Munich, but even by those in the depths of Siberia Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.