A.T.G.O.C.

Genre: Electronic

Style: Progressive House

Country: Italy

Members: Andrea Mazzali, G.L. Casini

Label(s): Groove Groove Melody

Info:
A.T.G.O.C. was a late 1990s Italian electronic/house music production project. The provocative acronym stood for "A Thousand Girls One Condom."
The project was driven by Italian producers Andrea Mazzali and G.L. Casini, releasing music primarily through the Italian label Groove Groove Melody. They are almost entirely famous for their 1997/1998 dance track "Repeated Love." It became a notable club anthem across Europe. It crossed over into the mainstream charts, peaking at #38 on the UK Singles Chart in November 1998 and breaking into the Top 5 on the UK Dance Charts. It also found commercial chart success in Australia. The sound of their music is a classic slice of late-90s progressive house and speed garage, characterized by an infectious, rolling bassline, repetitive vocal hooks, and high-energy synth loops. They followed it up with a few minor club tracks like "Kiss And Love" in 1999, but never duplicated the success of their first single.If you are digging up old 90s club tracks, "Repeated Love" (especially the original Club Mix or the Rollercoaster Pumped Up Mix) is an absolute nostalgic time capsule! (source: Google Gemini, reworked byWM)