Inkakai

Inkakai
Inkakai
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Monthly Listeners

Monthly Listeners553-5.0%7dListeners from Playlists400.0%7dChangeN/A—

552 – 582

Discography

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3
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Top Listener Locations

AUMelbourne, AU9
FIHelsinki, FI8
AUSydney, AU7
SEStockholm, SE6
AUBrisbane, AU6

Playlist Summary

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153
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18,672
Playlist follower reach (sum)
40+
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7.2%
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Biography & Metadata

Read about ex-members/producers-turned-ghostwriters→Blind Channel, Sleep Token, Bleak (Lea County) in interviews: bleakofficial.com *** Inkakai is a masked collective from the US, Japan, and Finland. Using symbols instead of names, they define their genre as "imperial"—a fusion of alternative rock, nu metal, synthwave and Amiga 500s. Its members have worked with Max Martin, Steve Vai, and Lordi, contributing to two of Finland’s most-played songs (2006, 2010) and earning the NRJ Best Nordic Song award in 2007. Their debut album, 'Burns Inside', was released under the name Bleak in 2006, followed by their sophomore 'The Dark Side' as Fireal in 2011. After a hiatus beginning in 2012, the band unveiled their anonymous masked collective in 2013. They returned in 2019 with 'The Smoke', their first single under the new identity, leading to a full rebrand as Inkakai in 2020. Their latest single, 'Drown'—mixed by Tim Palmer (U2, Pearl Jam)—preludes their third full-length, 'Unlite', with more releases to follow. For over two decades, Inkakai’s black-and-red visuals have symbolized fire and shadow—echoed in their name, 陰火会 (Inka Kai), which translates to “Shadow Fire Assembly.” Inka refers to onibi in Japanese folklore—ghostly flames that arise from the souls of the dead, manifesting as fire. < We Are Symbols, We Stay Concealed, Shades Our Devices > < We Are Shadows, We Stay Unnamed, Wraiths In Disguises > < We Are Imperial, We Stay Unlit, The Inka Kai Rises > © Inkakai 2025

Updated Nov 8, 2026, 9:58 PM
First discovered Aug 19, 2026, 4:25 PM