Über alles is the third studio album by American industrial metal band Hanzel und Gretyl, released on May 20, 2003 via Metropolis Records.

Rick Anderson of AllMusic said that in spite of the nazi imagery, the album is a "genuinely well-thought-out fusion of techno and industrial sounds with lots of guitars and tight, crunchy beats.

"[1] Rick Sanchez of IGN said the band "mastered the pounding guitar and sample sound and lifted the genre to an interesting level" and compared the tracks on the album to Motörhead, Megadeth and Rammstein among other acts.

[3] Ewan Wadharmi of Hybrid Magazine said of the album that the band "has left a trail of Kraftwerk samples, hardcore riffing and synth buzzing.

The booty-shaking beats are creative, and plenty of sirens blast the compound for death-ravers to make the Great X-scape.