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Rammstein: Liebe Ist Für Alle Da

By Adrien Begrand

After three very good albums Rammstein simplify things on their newest, and the payoff is huge. [17 November 2009]

Rammstein: Rosenrot

Rammstein's musically rich fifth album is nowhere near as chilly as the cover art would indicate. [2 June 2006]

Rammstein: Reise Reise

By Tim O'Neil

By using the repressive trappings of heavy metal to comment on repression both physical and spiritual, they have achieved a uniquely subtle synthesis of satirical form and function. [9 March 2005]