What To Expect From ‘The Polish Club With Horns’ In GIFs
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Words by Harry Webber May 24, 2018

Has the idea of Polish Club playing with a five-piece brass section peaked your interest? We got the band to give us the inside scoop of what to expect through the form of GIFs.

Hitting Sydney and Melbourne over two weekends in July, the Sydney two-piece will be playing a couple of special one-off shows. In a move that has both confused and excited fans at the same time, they have decided to spice things up a little and add a whole quintet of shiny horns for these shows (because why the fuck not).

All Our Exes Live In Texas will be main support for the shows and the mysterious top-40 polka cover band Polka Club will be opening up what will undoubtedly go down as one of the most memorable Aussie rock/polka mashup moments ever. In fact, it may even be the first of its kind.

In order to get the full story from the band, we got singer/guitarist David Novak and members of the Official Polish Club Fan Club Club on Facebook to explain themselves in the only way that our tiny attention spans can handle any kind of information in the world of the 24-hour news cycle – in the form of GIFs:

For starters, take this GIF and plonk it in your mind hole. It’s what’s on repeat in my mind, John’s mind, and everyone in the crowd’s mind throughout the shows:

But these are special shows, so there’ll be a lot of this:

And this:

And heaps of this:

Oh and this consistently in the background:

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But don’t just take it from Novak, take it from the Official Polish Club Fan Club Club on Facebook: 

“Road runner drums!!!” (Shane)

“+ electric front man!!!” (Also Shane)

“JHs face when he’s doing what he does best and watching Novak sing” (Andrew + Madi)

“Novak reacting to John’s unpredictable stage banter.” (Lisa & Warren)

Well, that certainly clears things up for us! Be sure to get yourself along to one of the shows this July – tickets and info here.

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