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Pascow is a German punk band from Gimbweiler in Rheinland-Pfalz founded in 1998. Pascow has released seven studio albums. Their first three albums were released on the Plastic Bomb label, associated with the fanzine of the same name. Their last four albums have been released on the indie label Rookie Records, which has also released records from Spermbirds, Bambix, and Love A. Their most recent album, Sieben, reached 5th place in the German album charts in 2023.

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1998-00-00
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1998-00-00
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Pascow is a German punk band from Gimbweiler in Rheinland-Pfalz founded in 1998. Pascow has released seven studio albums. Their first three albums were released on the Plastic Bomb label, associated with the fanzine of the same name. Their last four albums have been released on the indie label Rookie Records, which has also released records from Spermbirds, Bambix, and Love A. Their most recent album, Sieben, reached 5th place in the German album charts in 2023.

== Style == Pascow has its musical roots in the German punk scene, which is defined by fast-paced music and German-language lyrics. In particular, Pascow's lyrics have been influenced by Deutschpunk bands like Knochenfabrik, Duesenjaeger, Turbostaat, and Dackelblut, as well as the later work of Die Goldenen Zitronen. Musically they have also been influenced by The Misfits and the Ramones, as well as later bands like Gluecifer, Turbonegro, and Turbo A.C.'s. Early on, the band called their musical style "Bukowski-Pop", because they were influenced by the work of the writer Charles Bukowski. A direct reference to the work of Bukowski is found in the album title Geschichten, die einer schrieb... (English translation: History that someone wrote).

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