
Rammstein have announced their new album, 'Zeit'
Following three years after their untitled album, their eighth full-length is set for release on 29th April, preceded by the title track.
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'Haifisch' sits among the shuffling, cabaret-inflected moments on Liebe ist für alle da, a record that pairs the tightness of Rammstein's earlier work with more elaborate textures. The track builds its architecture around a single, darkly witty conceit: a shark weeps, but lives underwater, so no one sees its tears. It is a meditation on hidden suffering, on the impossibility of witnessing pain when it dissolves into the depths. The song's lyrics circle obsessively around the language of holding, holding together, holding fast, holding one's word, holding fire. Rammstein sets this vocabulary of loyalty and cohesion against the shark's solitary grief, the salt in the ocean explained as the accumulated tears of the deep. The contrast is the point: a band bound by ritual and mutual dependence sings of a creature whose anguish remains invisible, unknowable, drowned in the very medium that sustains it.
"Haifisch" is a single by Rammstein, from the album Liebe ist für alle da (Special Edition), released 15th October 2009. The track is 3:45 long. It's filed under Metal. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 1 article about Rammstein.
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