The mountain calls. Listen.

Almost two years of work, a single 50-minute composition, a sonic expedition into the coldest night of 1959. "61°45′17″ N, 59°27′46″ E" is more than an album, it is an immersion into despair and emptiness. Atmospheric Black Metal, sculpted in ice, haunting, vast.

The Dyatlov Pass incident was the unexplained and mysterious death of nine hikers between February 1 and 2, 1959, in the desolate Ural Mountains. Their bodies were found with impossible injuries, traces of a desperate escape into the storm, and no definitive explanation. Theories range from military experiments to forces of nature, or something even darker.

On May 5, the anniversary of the discovery of the last victims, this journey will be unveiled. And for those who still believe that AI-generated music "creates itself"… here’s proof to the contrary.