THE HU have today shared a live video for the track “Triangle” from their 2022 sophomore album "RUMBLE OF THUNDER" (via Better Noise Music) featuring performance footage take from their co-headlining U.S. tour with labelmates Asking Alexandria last summer.
In coordination with Record Store Day, THE HU have announced a limited-edition vinyl, "LIVE AT GLASTONBURY", including exclusive live recordings from their performance at Glastonbury Festival in the UK in 2023....
Globally lauded Mongolian rock sensation and UNESCO 2023 “Artist of Peace” designees THE HU have shared their first-ever animated music video for the deeply moving, environmentally conscious song “Sell The World”. It is featured on their sophomore 2022 album "RUMBLE OF THUNDER" and its deluxe version, released earlier this year via Better Noise Music. The compelling animated video depicts environmental villains taking nature’s limited resources for granted and ruining the...
Globally lauded Mongolian rock sensation THE HU are excited to release the deluxe edition of their acclaimed 2022 sophomore album RUMBLE OF THUNDERtoday (June 30) via Better Noise Music. The extended album includes seven new tracks, four of which the band have shared over the past few months including two acoustic versions of “Bii Biyelgee” and “Mother Nature”, along with two newly recorded singles featuring guest artists: “This Is...
Globally acclaimed Mongolian rock outfit THE HU have steadily been whetting listeners’ appetites with new music videos and updated tracks from the forthcoming deluxe edition of 2022’s RUMBLE OF THUNDER. Today, THE HU have revealed an acoustic version of their feel-good single “Bii Biyelegee” which celebrates the traditional Mongolian style of “biyelgee” dancing.
Due June 30 via Better Noise Music, RUMBLE OF THUNDER: DELUXE ALBUM will include the album’s original...
UNESCO “Artist of Peace” designees THE HU have become a global sensation with their groundbreaking blend of traditional Mongolian throat singing and native instrumentation with modern western rock which they describe as “hunnu rock.” Their namesake, “Hu,” corresponds to the root of the word “human being” in Mongolian and represents their commitment to spread awareness for cultural diversity, respect for nature and equality for humankind throughout their music. To celebrate...
Critically acclaimed Mongolian rock outfit THE HU have spent the past five years dominating audiences across the globe with their self-branded genre of “hunnu rock”—a unique blend of Western modern rock/metal and Mongolian throat singing using traditional Mongolian instruments sung entirely in their native language. Having accumulated over 329 million combined streams and 290 million video views, two Top 5 Mainstream Rock charting singles, multiple sold-out headlining global tours, festival...
Mongolian rock sensation and UNESCO “Artist For Peace” ambassadors - have today shared a new version of their 2022 groundbreaking single “This Is Mongol”. With featured guest vocalist/guitarist William DuVall of Alice In Chains now appearing on the updated track, “This Is Mongol (Warrior Souls)” further highlights the song’s original message of promoting Mongolian culture and empowering environmental awareness by adding English-translated lyrics, sung by DuVall - who also produced...
Today Audrey Azoulay, Director-General of UNESCO, has named acclaimed Mongolian folk metal band The HU as a UNESCO Artist for Peace at a ceremony at the Organization's Headquarters in Paris. After Azoulay met the eight members of The HU during her official visit to Mongolia in August 2022, their musical style and ideas immediately resonated with UNESCO's values and work.
After the recently release of their new album "Rumble Of Thunder" via Better Noise Music, Mongolian rock sensation The HU will be in Europe from Wednesday for an extensive European headlining Tour! Check out the dates below!
THE HU EUROPEAN TOUR
October 26th @ Sentrum Scene (Oslo, NO)
October 28th @ Fryshuset Arenan (Stockholm, SE)
October 29th @ Gothenburg Film Studio (Gothenburg, SE)
Hailing from Mongolia, THE HU have combined traditional music and instrumentation performed in their native language using native instrumentation with Western modern rock stylings to create a unique and catchy sound they have labelled as “Hunnu Rock”. The acclaimed rock outfit have today, September 2, unleashed their anticipated second official studio album “RUMBLE OF THUNDER” via Better Noise Music alongside the music video for the track ...
