The Fallen (Cheslovian band)
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| Origin | Oxford, UK |
| Genre(s) | Grunge (early), Nu Metal, Heavy Metal, Alternative |
| Years active | 2007 - Onward |
| Influences | Korn, Slipknot, System of a down, Mindless Self Indulgence, Deathstars |
| Members | Urosh Dushanov, Vasili Uladimov, Karim Islomov |
| Former members | Boris Groznayev 2007 - 2010 |
The Fallen was a Cheslovian band originating from Oxford, England. The main music styles of the band includes Grunge, Heavy Metal, Nu Metal and Hard Rock, as well as other types of styles from the "Metal" genre of music. It was not until 2 April 2009 that The Fallen decided to enter the micronational community and became an official Cheslovian band.
History
The idea for a band was created during mid 2007, mainly by Urosh Dushanov and was originally meant to be a side project from micronationalism. He proposed the ideas to Boris Groznayev, Vasili Uladimov (currently a well known Pianist in Cheslovia), Aigor Pleven and Ilya Borok. All but Boris Groznayev did not take the idea seriously. Originaly the band was intended as a macronational project, however it was allowed to emerge in both macronational and micronational communities. Prior to 5th Febrary 2010 the band was called "Grunge Crusade", Boris Groznayev has become an inactive band member by this time, leaving Urosh Dushanov as the only member in the band for a short while until he pursuaded Vasili Uladimov to be the replacement for Boris, soon after a new citizen (at that time) called Karim Islomov joined the band and volunteered to play back up guitar.
Members
- Urosh Dushanov - Lead Guitar, Bass
- Karim Islomov - Guitar
- Vasili Uladimov - Drums
Albums
In 2010 The Fallen planned to create at least one demo CD of both covers and original songs.
Cultural importance
As with many aspects of Cheslovian culture, the band is important in expressing Cheslovian music and Cheslovian styles of music.
