Rammstein

After the era of "Neue Deutsche Welle" came to an end in the early 1990s, a diverse range of music genres emerged, including Eurodance, rave, techno, and "Neue Deutsche Härte". The iconic Berlin group "Rammstein" resonates strongly with the latter genre. Established in 1994 by Till Lindemann, Richard Kruspe, Oliver Riedel, Christoph Schneider, and Paul Landers, all of whom had previous musical experience, the band quickly gained recognition for their innovative sound. Following initial performances in intimate venues, they secured their first record deal in the same year, adopting the name "Rammstein", a nod to the Ramstein Air Base. Rammstein's music style is a complex blend of classic hard rock and alt-metal, characterized by raw, aggressive tones. Their live performances are renowned for their intense pyrotechnic displays, adding to the raw energy of their music. One aspect that consistently sparks controversy around Rammstein is their provocative lyrics, drawing inspiration from literary classics like Mackie Messer and the Erlkönig. While critics have often scrutinized their lyrics, the band sees them as a vital complement to their forceful music. Since 2009, Rammstein has delved into the world of fragrances, offering scents that capture the essence of their electrifying stage shows. Infused with notes of earth, wood, leather, and a touch of edginess akin to cocaine, their perfumes are housed in striking bottles adorned with the band's logo. These fragrances can be found in various retail outlets, drugstores, and online platforms.