Get all 9 Insomniac Folklore releases available on Bandcamp and save 30%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Everything Will Burn, The Early Years, Listen to Your Parents, But Don't Trust the Government (Free!), Kill A Tree For Jesus E.P., The Scariest Thing In The Dark E.P., A Place Where Runaways Are Not Alone, L.P., E.P., and 1 more.
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North to the Future
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It's Only Folk Music
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495
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Two Old Men
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Unfamiliar Ceiling
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It Rains
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Of Flesh and Spirit
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Grace Is Still Amazing
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Yet to Come (An Exit)
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Insomniac Folklore
Insomniac Folklore is a band of lovable hooligans who play songs of joy and doom.
Insomniac Folklore recommends:
Via Artis Via Mortis
by A Hill to Die Upon
Some friends and sometimes collaborators of ours from the Midwest making some brutal blackened metal with some great lyrics.
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This Next Song Is About Death
by Leper
This next song is about death... Because, you know, gothic rock.
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Might be a side project. Who can be sure?
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