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Tum3rr
Tum3rr formed in Germany in 2002 with Gregor Hennig on vocals and programming, Marc Siegmund on guitars and bass, and Stefan Wagner on drums. Their name...
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Bbs!Mon9
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Bling Bling
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Brazilian Codein
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Fake
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Igual Kurt Cobain
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Moncler
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Racks
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Scammer
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Tum3rr formed in Germany in 2002 with Gregor Hennig on vocals and programming, Marc Siegmund on guitars and bass, and Stefan Wagner on drums. Their name supposedly stands for "The Unnatural Music of Maschinen Mit Rock und Rhythmus," which fits their mix of industrial, metal, and electronic sounds. They put out their first album, "Sperrbezirk," in 2007.
A track called "Bbs!Mon9" from 2006 got them some attention underground. It's one of those songs people mention when talking about Tum3rr, along with others like "Bling Bling" and "Igual Kurt Cobain." Their lyrics tend to go dark, touching on war and identity, delivered over distorted guitars and programmed beats.
They've kept releasing albums every few years, including "Stoff" in 2009, "Maschinenwelt" in 2011, and "Das Cabinet des Dr. Caligari" in 2018. The music has drawn criticism at times for being too graphic or violent, but they've stuck with it.
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