Rammstein

Rammstein is the name of one of the famous German bands in the field of industrial metal music, heavy metal, and especially their own style, Noye Deutsche Herthe or dance metal. The songs of this group are mostly known for their singer's loud and strong voice along with their industrial style and of course their German language. The band Rammstein started in 1994. The name of the group, of course, with an extra m, is a reference to an incident in West Germany where the tragedy of the death of 80 people took place. During the years of this group's activity, the six members of the group have never changed. Till Lindeman, who was once an Olympic swimming champion, is the singer of this group. The band's first album titled Heartache (Herzeleid) made their name and the band made a name for themselves. The group is also famous outside of Germany, and the whole of Europe is familiar with the name of Rammstein. During these years, Rammstein has increased the scope of his fame and tried to show a significant face of German heavy metal music to the public with unexpected shows.