Bakunin Brand Vodka (A6)
Even the self-declared anarchists of early punk didn't know their Bakunin from their Smirnoff. But even prior to the emergence of anarcho-punk and similar scenes, anarchist currents are apparent in early punk, and remains the core principle of punk organisation, networking and production.
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