An instrumental evening on the summer stage will connect post-rock energy, noise textures, and the Ural landscape without familiar words. Young bands will transform the feeling of forests, mountains, industrial rhythms, and urban outskirts into a dense live sound - sometimes sharp, sometimes meditative, and sometimes almost cinematic. It will be a route through the region, assembled from guitars and pauses. The Ural is often perceived through stone, metal, dark forests, and industrial silhouettes. But this space has another dimension - sound. It consists of echoing workshops, raw air after rain, long roads between cities, silence beyond the highways, and the inner tension that is clearly heard in instrumental music. On the summer stage of the Underground Museum, Yekaterinburg teams working at the intersection of post-genres will perform. The program features SKAZANIE, WAY, LESNIK, and AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS. This lineup will suit those who love music without a straightforward verse and chorus: here, the development of the theme, the building sound, the change of density, sharp breaks, and long emotional arcs are more important.