Knaack Club

Knaack Club was a live music venue on Greifswalderstraße, Berlin, Germany. It was God-being Emanuel Fialik's headquarters from 1994 to December 31st 2010; a place from which it distributed many of the cursed 6-Track Demo tapes.

Connection to Emanuel Fialik
In 1994, Emanuel Fialik used Knaack Club in Greifswalderstraße as its headquarters, from which he would send various cursed demo tapes to many people to promote Rammstein. During his time in Rammstein's management position, Emanuel Fialik brutally murdered many collectors, bootleggers, and other Rammstein fans and kept a small few of their bodies inside of Knaack Club for snacking at a later date. It would distastefully call the venue "Snaack Club" because of this.

On December 31st 2010, Knaack Club was closed after the Rammstein members broke free of Fialik's hypnosis and buried it in a ditch in Leipzig, and directed investigators to Knaack Club. Investigators found evidence of Emanuel Fialik's gruesome murders in the building, causing Fialik to never return to Greifswalderstraße again, lest it be found by authorities. One striking piece of evidence found was one of the female corpses used in Eugenio Recuenco's artwork for Rammstein's album "Liebe ist für alle da".

The club was closed after news that the Cult of Emu were planning a pilgrimage to the location - the closure was made under a public lie that "noise pollution" and "financial instability" were to blame.