Get all 8 Palko!Muski releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
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Happy Therapy
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Savage Dog
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Noi Tu Lover
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Synthetic Sympathy
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Blazing Wild Fire
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Haedbang Waltz
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P.r.t.s
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Punk Panther
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Palko!Muski Zurich, Switzerland
PALKO MUSKI - GypsyPolkaDiscoMadness
Polka, Gipsypunk and Punk – these terms should be enough to
describe what PALKO!MUSKI is all about. It’s about dancing. Like crazy. It’s about bringing the house down. And something else holds true too: It’s about making really good music!
PALKO!MUSKI have reliably proven that they are more than capable of getting the crowd going.
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