Today’s video of the day is Till Lindemann – "Es brennt…" released in 2026.

Till Lindemann returns in 2026 with the intense single “Es brennt…”. Released March 26, 2026, the track arrives with a striking music video. It blends concert scenes with private tour-life material. As a result, the clip feels personal, chaotic, and direct. At the same time, it keeps the dramatic tone fans expect. The visuals also push a “farewell” mood, which makes the song hit even harder.

Lindemann built his global reputation as the frontman of Rammstein. However, his solo work lets him explore darker, more theatrical ideas. Therefore, “Es brennt…” feels like another step forward in his own artistic identity. The lyrics suggest tension between creativity and judgment. Meanwhile, the video reflects that pressure through fast edits and shifting moods. In addition, it captures the strange mix of performance and exhaustion that comes with touring.

“Es brennt…” serves as the title track for his upcoming album Es brennt…. Compared to earlier Lindemann releases, this song feels more reflective. Still, it keeps the same brutal edge. Additionally, the single includes major bonus tracks and collaborations. These include a Marlene Dietrich cover and heavy alternate versions by Alex Terrible and Greg Mackintosh. Therefore, the release connects Lindemann’s past shock-rock style with a more emotional closing chapter.

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