Fall of Efrafa was a British crust punk band hailing from Brighton, England, whose thematic and lyrical content was heavily influenced by the mythological and political undertones found in Richard Adams' novel "Watership Down." The band's name itself comes from a warren in the book, hinting at the depth of their inspiration. Formed in 2005, the band had a unique blend of hardcore punk, post-metal, and sludge with apocalyptic and anarchist themes.

Their discography is known for its conceptual ambition, comprising a trilogy of albums known as "The Warren of Snares" - 'Owsla' (2006), 'Elil' (2007), and 'Inle' (2009). These albums follow a narrative sequence inspired by Adams' story, exploring themes of oppression and resistance. Each release received critical acclaim within the underground punk and hardcore scenes for their amalgamation of heavy riffs, atmospheric passages, and an overarching sense of epic storytelling. As of their most recent release, 'Tharn' (a companion EP to 'Inle'), Fall of Efrafa disbanded in 2009, but their legacy continues to impact and influence the post-crust and neocrust movements, leaving behind a devoted fanbase and a mark on the genre that will endure.