12 APR · 2026
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Fallen Letters
Atmospheric progressive metal from Bengaluru, India.500K+Streams on debut EP
Forlorn Pages
Forlorn Pages
150K+Streams on debut album
Mindfractures
Mindfractures
OPETHOpened in Bengaluru
4 October 2026
4 October 2026
UK 2027Summer’s End Festival
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
GLOBAL PRESSMetal Hammer
Rolling Stone India
Rolling Stone India
01 / THE BAND
HAUNTING MELODIES.
CRUSHING WEIGHT.
Built around atmosphere, emotion and stories that linger.
Fallen Letters are an atmospheric progressive rock and metal band from Bengaluru, India. Drawing from the emotional gravity of Katatonia and Blackfield, the tension of Deftones and the expansive songwriting of Opeth, the band moves between intimate melancholy and crushing heaviness without losing the thread of the song.
Their 2024 debut EP Forlorn Pages crossed 500,000 streams and established an international audience. The 50-minute debut album Mindfractures followed in September 2025: a cinematic, meticulously constructed record mixed and mastered in Sweden by Johan Martin of Punch Sector Studios.
In 2026, Fallen Letters brought Mindfractures to four Indian cities, opened for Opeth in Bengaluru and followed with Hiraeth—featured by Metal Hammer, Rolling Stone India and international press. Their UK debut is confirmed for Summer’s End Festival in October 2027.
02 / LIVE HIGHLIGHT
500+SOLD OUT AT
THE HUMMING TREE.
Bengaluru · 11 July 2026With Space Is All We Have and Yogieatsprog of Pineapple Express.
03 / ON THE ROAD
MINDFRACTURES
TOUR · 2026
Four cities. Four very different rooms. The debut-album run finished with an overwhelming response across Hyderabad, Bengaluru, New Delhi and Kochi, building momentum from one show to the next.
24 APR · 2026
BENGALURU
FANDOM · PROG ENCOUNTERS15 MAY · 2026
NEW DELHI
SAKET SOCIAL13 JUN · 2026
KOCHI
PULSE · SOLD OUTSELECTED SUPPORT SLOTS
OPETH · GUTSLIT · AMORPHIA · GODLESS
Opened for Opeth at Bhartiya Mall of Bengaluru on 4 October 2026, following support appearances across India's contemporary metal circuit.INTERNATIONAL DEBUT · 2027
SUMMER’S END FESTIVAL · UK
Fallen Letters will make their United Kingdom festival debut at Summer’s End in October 2027.PROG ENCOUNTERS · BENGALURU
DAY 1 HEADLINER
Performed at India's biggest progressive-music festival, headlining the first day; Coshish headlined Day 2 on the same stage.
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LATEST LIVE PHOTOS / 2026
AN ATMOSPHERIC SHOW BUILT FOR BOTH INTIMATE ROOMS AND FESTIVAL STAGES.
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CRITICAL RESPONSE / MINDFRACTURES
READ THE
ALBUM REVIEWS.
PROGARCHIVES
5 / 5A minor masterpiece of shrewd and calculated progressive metal.Read review ↗SPUTNIKMUSIC
4.5 / 5A remarkable progressive metal release from India with depth far beyond its borders.Read review ↗THE INDIAN MUSIC DIARIES
ALBUM REVIEWAn intricate, dissonant and unmissable debut that refuses to play it safe.Read review ↗8.5 / 10A cohesive, dynamic and deeply introspective progressive-metal record.Read review ↗RETURN OF ROCK
ALBUM REVIEWA debut full-length that pushes progressive rock and alternative metal with striking ambition.Read review ↗ALBUM REVIEWA strong Indian record recommended to progressive rock and metal listeners.Read review ↗SINUSOIDAL MUSIC
ALBUM REVIEWAn incredible, soaring debut shaped by atmosphere, emotional weight and powerful songwriting.Read review ↗OFFICIAL PRESS KITFALLEN LETTERS · BENGALURU, INDIA
05 / SELECTED RECOGNITION
Tracks of the Week · Hiraeth
Hiraeth selected among the week’s essential new metal songs, with praise for its atmosphere, dynamic build and saxophone-led climax.Read feature ↗ROLLING STONE INDIA
New Music to Hear This Week
Hiraeth featured in Rolling Stone India’s weekly roundup of notable new releases.Read feature ↗ANALOGUETRASH
New Music · Hiraeth
A focused feature on the single’s emotional weight, poised songwriting and pain-struck vocal performance.Read feature ↗FRONTVIEW MAGAZINE
Hiraeth · Feature
An in-depth look at the single’s themes of longing and loss, and the band’s October 2026 support slot with Opeth.Read feature ↗ALSO FEATUREDSPOTIFY · ROCK IN INDIATHE INDIAN MUSIC DIARIESSPUTNIK MUSICMETALWAR
06 / BOOKINGS · FESTIVALS · PRESS