Album artwork for Rammstein by Rammstein

Rammstein is the much-anticipated seventh studio album by Rammstein, and their first album since 2009's Liebe Ist Für Alle Da.

In a recent interview with Guitar World, guitarists Richard Kruspe and Paul Landers explained how the German metal icons are taking a total different approach on their new, self-titled album.

“It’s not too sterile, not too clean,” Lander said. “It has a lot of life and energy in it, but it’s not all angry. The music is more than that. It’s different for Rammstein. You might even say it’s fun to listen to.”

He added: “Everyone with a computer can make music at home. You can program stuff and get nice-sounding drum programs and the sound is very good off the sound cards you have at home.

“That’s fine, but our goal was to have something that could never be done at home, where you really hear the humans behind the instruments. To see your drummer play when you work on songs and see there are real people involved in your band I think is good for us.”

Rammstein

Rammstein

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Album artwork for Rammstein by Rammstein
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Digipak w/ gloss varnish + embossing, 4 panels, 16pg booklet.

Released 05/17/2019Catalog Number

2577493973

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Album artwork for Rammstein by Rammstein
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Special Edition Deluxe CD Version. Digipak w/ gloss varnish, 12 panels, 28pg booklet.

Released 05/17/2019Catalog Number

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Rammstein

Rammstein

Caroline
Album artwork for Rammstein by Rammstein
CD

$16.99

Digipak w/ gloss varnish + embossing, 4 panels, 16pg booklet.

Released 05/17/2019Catalog Number

2577493973

Learn more
Album artwork for Rammstein by Rammstein
CD +

$22.99

Special Edition Deluxe CD Version. Digipak w/ gloss varnish, 12 panels, 28pg booklet.

Released 05/17/2019Catalog Number

2577493980

Learn more

Rammstein is the much-anticipated seventh studio album by Rammstein, and their first album since 2009's Liebe Ist Für Alle Da.

In a recent interview with Guitar World, guitarists Richard Kruspe and Paul Landers explained how the German metal icons are taking a total different approach on their new, self-titled album.

“It’s not too sterile, not too clean,” Lander said. “It has a lot of life and energy in it, but it’s not all angry. The music is more than that. It’s different for Rammstein. You might even say it’s fun to listen to.”

He added: “Everyone with a computer can make music at home. You can program stuff and get nice-sounding drum programs and the sound is very good off the sound cards you have at home.

“That’s fine, but our goal was to have something that could never be done at home, where you really hear the humans behind the instruments. To see your drummer play when you work on songs and see there are real people involved in your band I think is good for us.”