Get all 22 Traiken releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Jamuary 2024, Broken Angels, Asphalt Lollipop, The Best of Traiken Thus Far, Double Midnight, The Ghost of Prylar Bek, Seram Island Mystery Carcass part two: FADE INTO THE DIRT, The Silt in Your Throat (Menace Mix), and 14 more.
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Hot Metal
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Vivid Decay
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The Skies Will Not Close
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Inflammable Darkness
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scared
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Eroding Souls
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Marble Mandibles
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Around My Neck
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Tungsten Teardrop
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The Distance From Warmth
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