The official site has now confirmed that the first single of the new album will indeed be Pussy. It will be be available as a two-track digipak with the song "Rammlied" as the B-side. The video will premier on visit-x.net in one week. You can check out the site now for a preview.

The single itself will be out in October, but those in the UK (or those who are willing to order online), can pick up the vinyl edition on September 21: the 7-inch with "Pussy" in a picture sleeve on limited edition Viagra blue etched vinyl or the 12-inch with "Pussy and "Rammlied" in a clear bag with sticker, also limited edition. They can only be obtained from the What Records website.



And, as was to be expected due to the Facebook and Twitter campaign, the new album will itself be called Liebe ist für alle da. It will be released on October 16, 2009.

According to Laut.de, RAMMSTEIN's management has threatened legal action against any web sites that post links to the copyright-infringing material. As a result, Europe's largest RAMMSTEIN fan site Rammstein-Austria.com is currently directing all of its traffic to its forum. Other RAMMSTEIN fan sites have also reportedly been told to refrain from posting links to the song, which is expected to appear on the band's new studio album.

In 2004, RAMMSTEIN's management reportedly sent a cease-and-desist letter to the Berlin-based RAMMSTEIN fan site RammsteinFan.de demanding the removal of several copyrighted images and ringtones.

RAMMSTEIN recorded the initial tracks for the band's new album in Los Angeles with Jacob Hellner and the production team of Ulf Kruckenberg and Florian Ammon. A studio was rented near San Francisco for the bulk of the main recording work.

The new single Liebe ist für alle da, which has not been officially confirmed yet is dangerously spreading on internet. Pirates are active and stole the song before its release.

Olaf Heine, the photographer who made the promo photos of Reise, Reise in 2004, will take care of those which will appear on the new album.

New pictures, taken last year, are already circulating on internet. The pictures depicted bellow are here under the fair use policy and are not mentioned to harm any Pilgrim or Olaf Heine revenues.

Because all concerts in Europe are almost sold out at the official partners, the management of the band decided to plan new concerts for the first quarter of 2010. Additional concerts will take place in Scandinavia, Great Britain, Ireland, Russia and Germany.

As expected German includes cities: Dortmund, Erfurt, Dresden, Mannheim and Kiel. Also be advised that there will be additional concerts this year in Cologne and Berlin. The sales will begin even before the coming weekend. Stay tuned!

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