Neue Deutsche Härte describes a crossover style that is influenced by Neue Deutsche Welle, alternative metal and groove metal combining it with elements from electro-industrial and techno. The lyrics are generally in … Se mere

In 2011, English comic and musician Bill Bailey parodied the neue Deutsche Härte style by releasing a cover of Simon and Garfunkel's "Scarborough Fair" in the style of Rammstein. The … Se mere

The lyrics often contain phrases laden with meaning and connotation in simple rhyme schemes that are semantically connected and often get … Se mere

The rudiments of the NDH style were established by Oomph! on their seminal second album, Sperm (1994), and by Rammstein Se mere

Platz, Nym and Balanck describe Neue Deutsche Härte, in Nym's compilation Iridescent Dark, as a pronounced and powerful merging of German metal with hardcore influences … Se mere

Although NDH is popular, no separate youth subculture exists. The music genre developed independently from any scenes and instead finds its … Se mere