Get all 16 Killing the Day releases available on Bandcamp and save 50%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Rebecca / Dirty Dog, I Wake Up Screaming / Bugs in My Head / Double Flush, Sometimes It's Your Own Fault / A Fate Worse Than Death, Don't Talk to Me / I Wish I Was Dead, The Giver / It Must Be Nice, State of Ruin, Tendency to Exist, You Killed Me and I Still Want You, and 8 more.
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The Darkening Light
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Nerves
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Mid-Winter Tease
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The Champaign Fields
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Enter At Your Own Risk
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If a Heart Were a Dog
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Switzerland
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Jim's Doughnut Shop
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She Rules the Night
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So?
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Killing the Day New York, New York
Killing the Day is an unacclaimed rock band from NY that has worked it's way up from nothing to a state of extreme obscurity.
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