Nachtmahr

由于受到多年做混音的启发，Nachtmahr是连接了具有煽动性的工业音乐与Techno的节奏力量的绳索。第一张作品Kunst ist Krieg ( Art is War)",，立即征服了广大舞池，这为乐队带来了为美国电影：'电锯惊魂4'制作原声的契机。 In September 2007, Nachtmahr had its first release, "Kunst ist Krieg (i.e., Art Is War)". The album's song "BoomBoomBoom", quickly became popular in industrial clubs around the world.[1] The band was used for the soundtrack of the American blockbuster movie, Saw IV. In 2008 Nachtmahr released its first full-length album entitled "Feuer frei". Like "Kunst Ist Krieg", it quickly gained popularity in industrial clubs. The single "Katharsis" joined "BoomBoomBoom" as a worldwide club hit,[1] and helped the album stay in the top 10 of the German Deutsche Alternative Charts (DAC) for more than 6 weeks.[2] The German magazine Orkus called "Feuer frei" was “the new standard for the electro industrial genre”. However, the album did fall under criticism for being too repetitive. While reviewers agreed it was a great album for the dancefloor, some felt it did little more than such, pointing out a lack of variation and originality between songs.[3][4] Of particular note, both the album "Alle Lust will Ewigkeit"[5] and its single Tanzdiktator[6] reached No. 1 in the Deutsche Alternative Charts. Mädchen in Uniform, part of the show of Nachtmahr at e-tropolis Festival 2013 Mädchen in Uniform, part of the show of Nachtmahr at e-tropolis Festival 2013 In 2010, Nachtmahr's third album "Semper Fidelis" was released, again placing highly in the German charts. In 2011, Nachtmahr announced plans to expand their live touring scope, landing gigs in Australia, Ireland, and the United Kingdom. Later in 2014 Rainer launched his "Operation America" tour where he would play across 20 states in less than one month. Just 2 months prior to the tour, Rainer's latest album "Feindbild" was released to great success. 2015 the band is now done with the festival season and on a short two show tour in Russia.