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At the beginning of my time with Metal Injection<\/em>, one of the first things I had learned about Rammstein<\/strong> was that they were fucking weird<\/em>. After being subjected to watching<\/a> frontman Till<\/strong> Lindemann<\/strong>‘s solo music video for “Meine Welt,” very little has come to surprise me \u2013\u00a0or quite frankly, anyone \u2013\u00a0who knows of the existence of Lindemann<\/strong> or Rammstein<\/strong>. <\/p>\n So, when some users logged onto Instagram yesterday morning to be greeted with a giant <\/em>penis flute, I’m sure many of the reactions were to either stare in confusion, strange fascination, or franticly close out of the Instagram app and look over both shoulders to make sure no one saw Rammstein<\/strong>‘s most recent post. The penis flute is part of a greater exhibition that the band is putting on known as the Fan Archiv, featuring gifts Rammstein<\/strong> have received throughout the years from fans. <\/p>\n The official Rammstein<\/strong> Facebook account announced the exhibition with a far less intimidating gift, crocheted dolls, stating, “Rammstein<\/strong> receive art pieces from fans around the world every day, ranging from intricate illustrations to creative constructions. These are catalogued and safely stored in the Fan Archiv, often seen only by the band and their team. Until now!<\/p>\n “Rammstein<\/strong> are opening the Fan Archiv to showcase some of their favourite pieces from across the years.<\/p>\n “FA10345: Crocheted dolls. Hand-crocheted versions of the band members in their stage attire!”<\/p>\n