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BONFIRE: New Audio Interview With CLAUS LESSMANN

April 21, 2012

Planet Mosh recently conducted an interview with vocalist Claus Lessmann of German hard rockers BONFIRE. You can now listen to the chat using the audio player below.

BONFIRE recently parted ways with Dominik Hülshorst. According to the band, "The drum duties for the near future, and possibly the far future as well, will be handled by Harry 'Fireworks' Reischmann, who already played with the band in the Ukraine in March 2012."

BONFIRE's original drummer, Hülshorst rejoined the band in time for the recording of their twelfth album, "Branded", which came out in January 2011 via LZ Records/Sony Music.

Interview (audio):

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