Rammstein: Zeit (2022)
Rammstein’s album “Zeit,” released on April 29, 2022, by Universal Music, delves into themes of time and mortality. The song “Lügen” uses autotune, and Bryan Adams photographed the cover at Berlin’s Trudelturm.
Rammstein’s album “Zeit,” released on April 29, 2022, by Universal Music, delves into themes of time and mortality. The song “Lügen” uses autotune, and Bryan Adams photographed the cover at Berlin’s Trudelturm.
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