The New Lindemann Video Will Give You NSFW Nightmares

Few artists are known for deftly upsetting tender sensibilities like Rammstein frontman Till Lindemann. But while some may think the singer could go no further than he already does in his main gig, they obviously don't know about the lengths he will take things with his side project Lindemann, in which Till records and performs alongside Hypocrisy head honcho Peter Tägtgren. Case in point, Lindemann have just dropped a new video for the track Knebel, and it's equal parts horrifying, off-putting, and kind of sexy.

The video for Knebel begins the way any Lindemann video might -- with the singer chained to the floor of a half-sunken ruin, wearing a powder-blue suit and black lipstick. However, things get exponentially more menacing by the minute, as Till and Peter are shown leading a naked woman by a collar through a river. The song trots along with acoustic strumming and Till singing in the camera -- and then, everything takes an extreme left turn. Whatever you're expecting, it's crazier than that.

The censored video has been released on YouTube, but Reddit has the uncensored version, which you can watch below. Fair warning, though: those put off by extreme sexual scenarios and harm to animals might not want to press play.

Fucking hell.

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Till will be touring Europe next year with Rammstein, so if you want to go and have flashbacks from this video, catch him at one of the following dates:

Rammstein 2020 Europe tour

May

25 Klagenfurt Wörthersee Stadion, Austria
29 Leipzig Red Bull Arena, Germany
30 Leipzig Red Bull Arena, Germany

June

2 Stuttgart Mercedes-Benz Arena, Germany
3 Stuttgart Mercedes-Benz Arena, Germany
6 Zurich Letzigrund, Switzerland
7 Zurich Letzigrund, Switzerland
10 Ostend Event Site, Belgium
14 Cardiff Principality Stadium, UK
17 Belfast Boucher Road Playing Field, Northern Ireland
20 Coventry Ricoh Arena, UK
24 Nijmegen Goffertpark, Holland
27 Düsseldorf Merkur Spiel-Arena, Germany
28 Düsseldorf Merkur Spiel-Arena, Germany

July

1 Hamburg Volksparkstadion, Germany
2 Hamburg Volksparkstadion, Germany
4 Berlin Olympiastadion, Germany
5 Berlin Olympiastadion, Germany
9 Lyon Groupama Stadium, France
13 Turin Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino, Italy
17 Warsaw PGE Narodowy, Poland
21 Tallinn Song Festival Grounds, Estonia
26 Trondheim Granåsen, Norway
31 Gothenburg Ullevi Stadium, Sweden

August

4 Aarhus Ceres Park, Denmark

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