In Qorğasyn Qorğamasyn, Medina guides listeners along the traces of lethal bullets embedded in walls and surfaces within Almaty downtown. In the ritual of qorğasyn qūyu, molten lead is poured into water to give shape to something internal, visceral — allowing the lead to absorb fear and protect the body. Here, the same material plays two opposing roles: it both wards off evil and inflicts it. Sound follows the logic of the ritual, moving between trauma and healing, protection and harm, memory and matter — between pressure, collapse, and resistance.