Bigod 20 was a German electronic music duo that rose to prominence in the early 1990s, known for their contributions to the industrial and EBM (Electronic Body Music) scenes. The group was formed in Frankfurt by music producers Andreas Tomalla (also known as Talla 2XLC) and Markus Nikolai (also under the pseudonym of Zip Campisi). They distinguished themselves with a sound that melded the harsh, mechanical elements of industrial music with danceable synthpop and EBM rhythms, securing their place in the clubs and amongst the goth and alternative scenes of that era.

Their career, while relatively brief, produced a number of influential tracks, with a discography that included a mix of high-energy dance hits and brooding industrial pieces. Singles like "The Bog," which received significant club play, and "America," reflected their ability to capture the zeitgeist of post-Cold War tension and the rise of techno-culture. Although Bigod 20 went silent by the mid-1990s, their work, including later releases like "Photographic," "Supercute," "Steel Works!" and "On The Run," continued to resonate within their genre, influencing the sound of future industrial and EBM projects. Despite their relatively short time in the spotlight, Bigod 20 left an indelible mark on the music of their era, and their innovative sound continues to be discovered by new generations of electronic music enthusiasts.