Till Lindemann

German singer and songwriter with Rammstein

Till Lindemann - German singer and songwriter with Rammstein
Born

January 4th, 1963
62 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Germany

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A singer and songwriter recognized for contributions to the industrial metal band Rammstein. Born in Germany, significant influence comes from poetry and performance art. The band's theatrical live performances combined with provocative lyrics helped define a genre and garnered a global following. Collaborated with various artists on solo projects and side ventures, enriching the artistic landscape through musical experimentation. Lindemann also pursued a career in poetry, publishing collections that reflect a unique personal perspective.

Led Rammstein to significant global success

Released the solo album 'Skills in Pills'

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