666 (band)

666 was a French electronic music act, primarily known for their trance and eurodance-influenced sound in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Their music often featured energetic beats, repetitive vocal samples, and dark, somewhat aggressive melodies that were characteristic of the harder trance subgenre.

The band's core members were DJ Thomilla (Thomas Jürgen Fenske) and Mike Griesheimer. While they are often considered a duo, they sometimes collaborated with other musicians and vocalists throughout their career.

666 achieved significant commercial success in Europe, particularly in Germany and surrounding countries, with tracks such as "Alarma!," "Diablo," "Paradoxx," and "D.E.V.I.L." These songs frequently appeared on music television channels and in dance clubs, becoming staples of the era's electronic music scene.

Musically, 666 drew influence from early rave and trance music, incorporating elements of techno and even some hardcore sounds. Their live performances were known for their high-energy atmosphere and use of visual effects.

While 666 enjoyed a period of popularity, their activity waned in the mid-2000s. They remain a notable act from the late 1990s/early 2000s eurodance and trance era, and their music continues to be remembered and appreciated by fans of the genre. Information about their current status or any recent activity is limited.