The Flycatchers are an enigmatic indie folk band that has captured the hearts of music enthusiasts with their haunting melodies and introspective lyrics. Hailing from a small town that they've deliberately kept out of the public eye, the group's humble beginnings involved intimate performances at local coffee shops and open mics. The band consists of a tight-knit ensemble of multi-instrumentalists whose names remain a closely guarded secret, adding to the mystique that surrounds their identity.

Their music is a tapestry of life's complexities, woven with the threads of folk tradition and the modern existential musings. The Flycatchers first gained significant attention with the release of "Letters" and its emotional follow-up "Letters, Pt. 2," songs that resonate with listeners through their poignant storytelling and acoustic elegance. Over time, their discography has expanded with standout tracks like "Borrowed Time" and "Marigold," showcasing the band's growth and depth. Their songs, such as "Karma Police," a cover that pays homage to the original by Radiohead, reflect their ability to infuse classic influences with their unique sound, while "demons" and "flowers & weeds" explore the darker and lighter shades of the human experience. With each release, The Flycatchers continue to enchant their audience, promising a place in the annals of modern folk music.