Die Siffer, a German punk band, was founded in 1994 in Marbach am Neckar, initially consisting of Christoph "Kiko" Neumeyer on vocals, guitar, and bass, Fabian "Fab" Friedl on drums and vocals, and Wolfram "g.ram" Berner on bass and guitar. Die Siffer is known for their unique blend of German punk and pop melodies, often referred to as "hartchorpop." Their early releases included several self-produced albums such as Idioten dieser Welt (1998) and Der Busfahrer und sein Kind (1999). Die Siffer gained significant attention with the release of their 2005 album Nazis ham 'ne Scheißfrisur on Nix-Gut Records, which sold around 10,000 copies. The album's logo also became iconic and achieved cult status within the punk scene. In 2008, they released Viel Lärm um nichts and compiled a punk sampler titled Parolen, Pogo & Promille. Their eighth album Vierundzwanzig was released in 2018 via Riot77/Calygram.
