What does Humanoid sound like?

A fusion of electronic beats and rock anthems that conveys a futuristic, otherworldly vibe. Rooted in alternative rock and pop rock. Start with "Komm".

Is Humanoid a good place to start with Tokio Hotel?

Yes, Humanoid is recommended as a starting point for new Tokio Hotel listeners. A fusion of electronic beats and rock anthems that conveys a futuristic, otherworldly vibe. Released in early 2009, 'Humanoid' marked Tokio Hotel's transition to English-language music following their breakthrough success in Europe with 'Schrei'. This album represented a significant shift as the band aimed to expand their international appeal while exploring more mature themes and sounds, contrasting with their earlier teenage pop-rock style.

Humanoid works well if you're into immersive listening experiences, dynamic emotional journeys and atmospheric background focus.

How many songs are on Humanoid?

Humanoid has 16 tracks, running approximately 58 minutes.

Humanoid

Tokio Hotel · 2009

58 min · 16 tracks · alternative rock

A fusion of electronic beats and rock anthems that conveys a futuristic, otherworldly vibe.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Komm Start here — establishes the sonic palette early
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Automatisch — This track exemplifies the album's blend of electronic elements and rock sensibilities, featuring catchy hooks and a driving beat that resonates with listeners.
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Alien — With its haunting lyrics and atmospheric production, 'Alien' encapsulates the album's exploration of identity and existential themes, making it a standout moment.
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Sonnensystem — 'Sonnensystem' showcases the band's ability to merge introspective lyrics with an infectious melody, illustrating their growth as songwriters and musicians.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

immersive listening experiences
dynamic emotional journeys
atmospheric background focus
steady, consistent energy levels

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Breakthrough — Marked Tokio Hotel's transition to English and established global presence.
Themes: futuristic identity· alienation in modernity· electronic landscapes
Career context: Released in early 2009, 'Humanoid' marked Tokio Hotel's transition to English-language music following their breakthrough success in Europe with 'Schrei'. This album represented a significant shift as the band aimed to expand their international appeal while exploring more mature themes and sounds, contrasting with their earlier teenage pop-rock style.
Stylistic neighbors: My Chemical Romance· Panic! at the Disco· 30 Seconds to Mars