T.B. Tračeri

T.B. Tračeri are a Macedonian rock band led by the singer, guitarist and songwriter Kirčo Arsovski. They play fast, raw punk and garage rock with a rock and roll swing, sing mostly in Macedonian with a few English titles, and are known for their dark, sarcastic humour. In June 2000 they played the 10th Bridge festival of urban culture in Skopje's City Park, and its live compilation includes their "Mama ne ti dava".

Their first album, Klati i trkalaj, came out in 2001 on the Margina label, recorded by Arsovski, the guitarist Siniša Cvetkovski, the bassist Kiril Arsov and the drummer Andrej Anastasov. It had nineteen tracks, among them "Skopje", "Čedo glava", "Heroj", "Stra mi e", "Kinky" and "Mama ne ti dava". The same four made Kupi me (2003), released on the band's own Trač Records, with "It Came from Outer Space", "Čekam čeriš", "Leto", "Vampira" and "Ovca na telefon".

On Šlageri od Sodoma (2005, Bagi Music), produced by Bratislav Zafirovski, Atanas Aleksov played the drums, Arsov switched between bass and guitar, and the singer Aleksandra Popovska joined Arsovski at the microphone. The album has twelve songs, among them "Ikona", "Dona", "Mala Tina" and "Love Me Quick (Before Daddy Catches Us)".

Kinki vo nervozna džungla followed on 29 October 2011 as the second release of KRAN Records, with Anastasov back on the drums, Popovska on backing vocals and Ivica Dimitrijević on guitar. Its sixteen tracks include "Idol", "Znam deka ne me sakaš", "Holivud Vavilon", "Onga Dance", "Na mene misli ti", "Jungle Drums" and "Čoko", and most of the videos on the band's channel come from it.

On 26 December 2025 the label Korpus Delikti Records released Grejtest šits, a twelve-song vinyl LP drawn from all four albums, from "Nova moda" and "James Bond te pljuka" to "Ḱe me najdeš" and "Na mene misli ti", with Tošo Filipovski as executive producer.