Der Tante Renate is a music project that blends together the relentless energy of punk with the intricate programming of electronic music. The man behind Der Tante Renate is Norman Kolodziej, a German musician and producer who has carved out a unique niche within the electronic music scene. Known for his eclectic mix of styles that can range from electro and techno to hardcore elements, Kolodziej's work under this moniker is characterized by its unapologetic boldness and rhythmic intensity.

Since debuting in the early 2000s, Der Tante Renate has been captivating audiences with albums like "Simplex," which showcases an ability to combine catchy synths with heavy beats in a way that feels both innovative and familiar. Over the years, the project has continued to evolve, offering a discography that refuses to stay stagnant. This progression is evident in releases such as "Splitter," which further explores the boundaries of electronic music, and "666 Deluxe," embodying a fusion of digital and analog sounds that push the listener into new sonic territories. With tracks like "Danke für alles, gerne noch mal" and "Whoever Made This," Der Tante Renate proves that the project is still at the forefront of its genre, providing a soundtrack for those who crave music that is as thought-provoking as it is visceral.