Tunes and melodies are transformed into compelling audio pieces. Musical notes are reinterpreted and rearranged. - H-Blockx musician: There was a feeling of Doberman puppies among us.
The Munster-based crossover rock group, H-Blockx, experienced great success with their debut album "Time to Move," achieving platinum status. However, at the time, they had minimal funds for its production. As bandleader Henning Wehland recently shared in a statement, they only had "10,000 DM and the common sense of five young Dobermann dogs."
In 1994, this album was released and garnered significant interest with over 500,000 copies sold worldwide. To commemorate this milestone, H-Blockx will issue a vinyl reissue next Friday, September 27th, featuring the album in both red and black. Talking about their groundbreaking music, Wehland remarked, "We never really thought about it, but this album shattered expectations and blazed new trails." Lastly, they're scheduled to perform at the music festivals "Rock am Ring" and "Rock im Park" this weekend.
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- Despite having only 10,000 DM and the "common sense of five young Dobermann dogs," H-Blockx, based in North Rhine-Westphalia, managed to produce their debut album "Time to Move," which eventually reached platinum status in Germany.
- The band's Berlin debut album, released in 1994, gained worldwide interest with over 500,000 copies sold, leading to a vinyl reissue on September 27th, available in both red and black.
- Speaking about their groundbreaking music, bandleader Henning Wehland recalled, "We never really thought about it, but this album shattered expectations and blazed new trails in German music."
- As H-Blockx prepares to perform at "Rock am Ring" and "Rock im Park" this weekend, music lovers in Germany and beyond continue to be captivated by the pioneering sounds of the Platinum-selling crossover rock group.
