Seems there was an issue with the state where my audacious was.
Last time its closed successfully, it was in playing state.
It was trying to restore this state while playing an *.aac file.
The crash seems to actually happen in audacious-plugins.

The by-pass to this issue is to disable the playing state in
~/.config/audacious/playlist-state.

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  audacious crashes at startup with "buffer overflow detected" trace

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