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Rammstein Advent Calendar – Day 23

Beanie

In one of the Mission Impossible movies, Tom Cruise is on a secret mission as an army officer. When the mission fails, he quickly turns his uniform around, and somehow it looks like a completely different jacket.

The Rammstein beanie works the same way. You can go full "Feuer frei!" mode or slip into Dunkelheit mode, either way, you’re ready for your own top-secret mission, should you choose to accept it.

Speaking of cool wardrobe hacks… rumors say Till wore his shirt upside down during the planned Mutter tour DVD recording. Maybe that’s one of the reasons it was never fully released.

By the way, the colored side of the beanie matches the "Mein Baum brennt" Christmas sweater perfectly 🎄 🫎

Rammstein Advent Calendar – Day 20

Neck Pillow

What Rammstein song makes your neck hurt the most from Till-hammering, vibing, or full-on moshing? What do you think is the heaviest song the band has ever done?

“Heaviness” in music is a fascinating and very subjective concept. Some listeners associate heaviness with slow, crushing tempos like doom metal, while others feel it comes from fast, aggressive styles such as thrash metal.
So what does heaviness mean to you? Is it tempo, guitar tone, lyrics, atmosphere, or something else entirely?

Speaking of heaviness, Rammstein were influenced to some extent by death metal during the "Liebe ist für alle da" era. Some of these nuances can be heard in demo versions and possibly in Schneider’s drumming style on the record.

The final show of the European tour leg from Till Lindemann's Meine Welt Tour is here: Prague.

18:30 Doors
20:00 Aesthetic Perfection
21:15 Till Lindemann

Rammstein Advent Calendar – Day 18

Windlight Carousel

Today’s feature is a windlight carousel, a small, rotating decoration powered by candle heat.

This is similar to the traditional angel chimes (Engelsspiel in German), which use candle heat to spin delicate figures and sometimes play tiny chimes.
The earliest known patent for angel chimes was filed in 1905 by Walter Stock of the German toy firm Adrian & Stock.

Are windlight carousels or angel chimes part of your holiday traditions?
What are they called where you live?