German NDH/modern metal force Schattenmann have unleashed the third single/video, "Schna-na-naps", from their forthcoming album, Endgegner, due on 13 March 2026 via Perception.
"Schna-na-naps" hits fast and hits hard. The song blends tight electronic pulses with heavy guitar work and a hook that flips instantly from playful to explosive. What started as a spontaneous idea turned into a full metal party anthem. Thick riffs, punching beats, and a chorus built to ignite crowds form the core of the track. The video boosts that energy even further and feels like a wild night out packed into a three-minute blast.
Frontman Frank Herzig states: "Born from a spur of the moment idea, the song sat in a drawer for years as an electro version. When our producer Henning Verlage said we should turn it into a metal track, I first thought he was crazy. That is not Schattenmann, I told myself. But the more we worked on it, the clearer it became. It fits. The song has the same good vibes as Hände hoch and it simply makes you want to go wild. Add the crushing guitars and the thick electronics and you get a mix that is unique. It is pure energy, fun and a full on party".
For more information about Schattenmann's Endgegner, alongside the previously revealed videos and Endgegner Tour 2026 dates, follow HEREs. Link
Endgegner tracklist:
01. Endgegner
02. Besser als der Rest
03. Kamikaze
04. Einen Scheiß muss ich
05. Wir sind das Ende der Welt
06. Kein Kommando
07. Schna-na-naps
08. Unmensch
09. Echo
10. Auf die Zunge (Schattenmann Version)
11. Alter Ego
12. Gelegenheit macht Liebe
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