Die Atzen
Die Atzen is a German duo from Berlin, formed in 2008 by Matthias "Atze" Schweighöfer and Axel "Atze" Stein. They work in electronic dance music with pop and...
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Die Atzen is a German duo from Berlin, formed in 2008 by Matthias "Atze" Schweighöfer and Axel "Atze" Stein. They work in electronic dance music with pop and rock touches. Their 2009 single "Disco Pogo" became a breakout hit in Germany.
Their songs like "Anna Nass" and "Strobo Pop" have playful, sometimes cheeky lyrics that have drawn occasional criticism, though the duo hasn't shied away from that style. They released albums including Disco Pogo in 2009, Atzeball in 2010, and Strobo in 2012.
Their sound is built around danceable beats and a lighthearted approach, with "Disco Pogo" giving its name to both a song and their energetic live shows. They've kept a steady presence in German pop culture since their debut.
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