Jäger 90 is a German EBM (Electronic Body Music) duo known for its raw and driving sound that pays homage to the classic EBM style of the 1980s. Formed in Rostock around the mid-2000s, Jäger 90 has carved out a niche for themselves within the industrial and electronic music scenes by producing music that resonates with the gritty aesthetic and minimalist approach of pioneering acts like D.A.F. (Deutsch Amerikanische Freundschaft). The band consists of Thoralf Dietrich who handles vocals and programming, encapsulating an aggressive yet danceable energy, and Stev A. who contributes to the electronic percussion, crafting the group's mechanical and rhythmic backbone.

Jäger 90's music is typified by its stark simplicity, direct lyrics, and forceful beats. The band’s releases, such as "Fleisch Macht Böse," "Drischne Skasal," and "Muskeln & Küsse," feature thumping basslines and commands shouted in German, channeling the vibe of a gritty underground club scene where sweat and steel meet. With a strong cult following and a reputation for electrifying live performances, Jäger 90 has become a torchbearer for a genre steeped in tradition while still appealing to contemporary fans of industrial and EBM music. Their unabashed approach to music-making and their dedication to the EBM genre reinforce their position as an authentic voice within the scene.