Fellahin Fall

Fellahin Fall is a gothic-industrial metal band hailing from Brooklyn, New York. The band was formed by Nodar Khutortsov after his previous band, Fin'Amor, disbanded. Khutortsov initially wrote the music for Fellahin Fall's first album and EP on his own before recruiting other members, including Raphael Pinsker and Eugene Bell from Fin'Amor, and Patrick Reilly. Their sound combines elements of industrial and gothic music with a strong emphasis on urban themes, reflecting their New York City roots. This unique blend sets them apart in the metal landscape, offering a distinct and melancholic take on industrial and gothic genres.

Fellahin Fall's music often explores themes of technological progress and its impact on humanity, as seen in their releases like "Tar a-Kan." The band's approach to synthesizers and industrial elements is influenced by mid-2000s gothic and industrial bands, but they strive to avoid the melodramatic and cheesy aspects often associated with those genres. With a growing discography that includes titles like "Urbana" and "Of Fallen Words," Fellahin Fall continues to evolve, blending electronic and metal elements in a way that resonates with fans of darker, more experimental music.

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