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NYTT LAND & FROM THE LAND unveil “Would You Know”

Dark country/gothic rock project, featuring Nytt Land members, release third single ahead of debut album “Stolen Season pt. I” release in November.

From The Land, the dark country/gothic rock project featuring Nytt Land members, continue their musical journey with the release of their third single, “Would You Know”. The track follows the previously released singles “Psalm 2” and “F.K.” as a prelude to their debut album, “Stolen Season pt. I.

The band shared insights into the track’s origins, stating: “The song was originally penned a few years ago by Natalia Pakhalenko, the acclaimed composer and vocalist of the popular dark folk band Nytt Land. In this arrangement, inspired by the music of Red Hot Chili Peppers and Green Day, we decided to preserve the originality of Natalia’s sound and vocal technique, without departing from our own sound. This song is a question – are you ready to learn more than you know?

‘Would You Know’ maintains the band’s core aesthetic, blending ritualistic dark folk with classic country, and serves as another powerful taste of “Stolen Season pt. I” set for release on 21 November via 7 Mater, with distribution by The Circle Music.

From The Land is the brainchild of Anatoly Pakhalenko, frontman of the dark folk band Nytt Land. Conceived in 2025, the project serves as an alter ego for Pakhalenko’s creative exploration and experimentation within dark country and blues genres. The band’s aesthetic is described as a “black and white world tired of all this s**t that’s going on around and gradually sinking into an endless sleep.”

“Stolen Season pt. I” was composed by Anatoly Pakhalenko and Aleksandr Rosliakov. The album was recorded at Nytt Land Studio between January and May 2025, with Anatoly Pakhalenko serving as recording and mixing engineer, and producer. 

From The Land draws inspiration from the works of H.P. Lovecraft, Edgar Allan Poe, and David Lynch. 

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