Rammelhof
Rammelhof is a German band that gained international attention with their satirical song "Wladimir (Pu Pu Putin)." The track became a viral phenomenon,...
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Rammelhof is a German band that gained international attention with their satirical song "Wladimir (Pu Pu Putin)." The track became a viral phenomenon, drawing both praise for its catchy beat and criticism from Russian authorities who saw it as promoting anti-Russian sentiment.
The band consists of Hannes Ringlstetter on vocals, his brother Andreas on bass, Martin Lidl on guitar, Stefan Dettl on drums, and Günther Sigl on keyboards. They've released four studio albums since 2017, including "Kabarett," "Narrisch Guat," "Kalte Platte," and "Unbekannter Gegner." Their music tends to focus on political and social commentary, often targeting those in power with a satirical edge.
While "Wladimir (Pu Pu Putin)" brought them widespread recognition, some listeners have criticized their approach as overly simplistic. The band continues to work in their established style, blending folk-inspired guitar work with electronic elements and maintaining their focus on politically charged material.
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