Mutter is Rammstein's third studio album, arriving on 2 April 2001 after Herzeleid and Sehnsucht. The title is German for "Mother", and the band's Berlin-born brand of Neue Deutsche Härte, a heavy blend of industrial metal, electronic textures and crunching guitar, is here turned towards a more sombre, theatrical mood. The sleeve image is a photograph of a fetus by Daniel and Geo Fuchs, and it signals that this is not a record out to make things comfortable.

What makes it worth hearing is how much came out of it. Six singles were released from the album, more than from any other Rammstein record, which says a lot about how many distinct songs the band packed into it. If you want to understand how they moved from their early breakthrough to a larger, more ambitious sound, this is a very good place to start. Riffology's article on the making of the album is a handy companion.

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Mutter: tracklist, credits and charts

11 tracks · 45:09

Tracklist

  1. 1Mein Herz brenntKruspe, Landers, Lindemann, Lorenz, Riedel, Schneider4:40
  2. 2Links 2-3-4Kruspe, Landers, Lindemann, Lorenz, Riedel, Schneider3:37
  3. 3SonneKruspe, Landers, Lindemann, Lorenz, Riedel, Schneider4:33
  4. 4Ich willKruspe, Landers, Lindemann, Lorenz, Riedel, Schneider3:38
  5. 5Feuer frei!Kruspe, Landers, Lindemann, Lorenz, Riedel, Schneider3:11
  6. 6MutterKruspe, Landers, Lindemann, Lorenz, Riedel, Schneider4:33
  7. 7SpieluhrKruspe, Landers, Lindemann, Lorenz, Riedel, Schneider4:46
  8. 8ZwitterKruspe, Landers, Lindemann, Lorenz, Riedel, Schneider4:17
  9. 9Rein rausKruspe, Landers, Lindemann, Lorenz, Riedel, Schneider3:10
  10. 10AdiosKruspe, Landers, Lindemann, Lorenz, Riedel, Schneider3:50
  11. 11NebelKruspe, Landers, Lindemann, Lorenz, Riedel, Schneider4:55
Produced by
Jacob Hellner, Rammstein
Recorded at
Studio Miraval (Correns), Funkhaus Nalepastraße, Saal 1
Recorded
May–June 2000
Mixed by
Stefan Glaumann
Mixed at
MVG Studios
Engineered by
Ulf Kruckenberg, Michael Schubert
Labels
Realtur Records, Motor, Universal
Length
45:09

Line-up

  • Richard Z. Kruspe · electric guitar
  • Paul Landers · electric guitar
  • Christian Lorenz · keyboard
  • Oliver Riedel · bass guitar
  • Christoph Schneider · drums (drum set)
  • Till Lindemann · lead vocals
  • Khira Li Lindemann · vocals · guest
  • Bobo · background vocals · guest

Singles

  • “Sonne” · 12 February 2001
  • “Links 2 3 4” · 14 May 2001
  • “Ich will” · 10 September 2001
  • “Mutter” · 25 March 2002
  • “Feuer frei!” · 14 October 2002
  • “Mein Herz brennt” · 7 December 2012

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
US Billboard 200 · 200177
UK Albums Chart · 200186
Austrian Albums · 20011
German Albums · 20011
Swiss Albums · 20011
Europe (European Top 100 Albums) · 20012
Swedish Albums · 20012
Lithuanian Albums (AGATA) · 20233
Dutch Albums · 20014
Polish Albums · 20014
All 25 charts
Belgian Albums (Flanders) · 20017
Finnish Albums · 20017
Spanish Albums (AFYVE) · 20019
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 200110
New Zealand Albums · 200112
Norwegian Albums · 200112
Canadian Albums (Billboard) · 200114
US World · 202521
Danish Albums · 200122
Hungarian Albums · 202322
French Albums · 200123
Belgian Albums (Wallonia) · 200145
Scottish Albums · 200152
UK Rock & Metal Albums · 200186
Portuguese Streaming Albums (AFP) · 2026197

Certifications

RegionCertification
AustriaGold
Belgium · 2002Gold
Denmark · 20212× Platinum
FinlandGold
Germany · 20233× Platinum
Italy · 2026Gold
Mexico · 2004Gold
Netherlands · 2001Gold
Norway · 2004Gold
Poland · 2004Platinum
Spain · 20013× Platinum
Sweden · 2004Gold
SwitzerlandPlatinum
United Kingdom · 2013Gold

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DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
—XEMotor731454963923other
2001CZRealtur Records731455865820other
2001UAMotor Music731454963992other
2001RUMotor Music731454963992other
2001XEMotor Music731454963923other
2001CAUniversal Music Canada731454963923other
2001DEMotor Music731454963923other
27 March 2001XWVertigo Berlin602527316086original
2 April 2001USMotor731454968324other
2 April 2001XEMotor731454963923other
2 April 2001XEMotor Music731454963916other
2 April 2001DEMotor Music731454968324other
2 April 2001FIMotor Music731454963923other
3 April 2001XWVertigo Berlin0073145496392other
3 April 2001USMotor731454963923other
4 April 2001JPMotor Music4988005265753other
29 October 2001DEMotor Music731458936725other
8 December 2017XEVertigo Berlin0602527296692remaster
29 October 2021XEUniversal Music Group0602435837994remaster
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