In Popular Culture
- Panzer Division is the name of an American power noise/industrial act.
- Pansy Division is a queercore punk band.
- Panzer Division Marduk is a 1999 album by Marduk.
- Swedish metal band Sabaton do several songs on this topic, including "Panzer Battalion" from their album Primo Victoria and "Ghost Division" (about the famed 7th Panzer Division under Erwin Rommel) from The Art of War.
- "Panzer Division Destroyed" is a song by British hard rock/heavy metal band Budgie recorded in 1980.
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