The Eichsfeld band For Next Time consists of Max Henkel, Florian Jünemann and Philipp Grohmann (from left).
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Photo: Hans-Jürgen Thoms
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For the Eichsfeld band “For Next Time” – that is Max Henkel from Niederorschel (bass and vocals), Florian Jünemann from Heiligenstadt (drums and vocals) and Philipp Grohmann from Uder (guitar and vocals) – a dream came true over the weekend. They worked on it for three years; now her first music CD is ready, made in her own recording studio in collaboration with Milan Steinbach from “Pointbreak Recordings” in Cologne.
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