Russian post-punk / rock in the style of Kino (Viktor Tsoi), melancholic and emotional, atmospheric. BPM 112–116, minor key, moderate tempo with a steady, hypnotic rhythm. Drums are dry and punchy, with subtle room reverb; bass is round, prominent, and walking, anchoring the groove. Rhythm guitar plays clean, palm-muted chords with slight chorus; lead guitar is sparse, expressive, with long sustain, echo, and tasteful delay—think Yuri Kasparyan’s signature sound. Vocal is male, raw and heartfelt, with a slight natural rasp; delivery is narrative and introspective in verses, rising in intensity for the chorus without becoming overly aggressive. Mix is balanced, with vocals clearly upfront but not over-compressed; overall vibe is nostalgic, urban, and slightly desolate—like a night walk through a quiet city. No backing choirs, no synths, organic and band-like production.