THE HU Debut Visuals for 'Warrior Chant' Amid New Vinyl Rollout

Mongolian four-piece THE HU have unveiled the official music video for "Warrior Chant", a standout track from their third full-length studio album, "Hun". While the track originally surfaced in March, the new visual representation highlights the core elements of the band's signature "Hunnu rock" style, blending traditional Mongolian folk influences with heavy, modern production.

Lead throat singer Galbadrakh "Galaa" Tsendbaatar notes that the track features the distinct rhythm that defined the band's early rise. Tsendbaatar and bandmate Enkush highlighted the integration of traditional instruments, specifically horse head fiddle solos imitating horse gaits and heavy percussion from Unumunkh "Ono" Maralkhuu, while Jaya adds depth with Mongolian wind instruments.

This song has the rhythm that is original to us and is rooted in Mongolian culture.

The band is now moving into a new phase of their "Hun" cycle with a rollout of high-quality vinyl variations via Better Noise Music. These releases will hit Germany, Austria, and Switzerland on September 11, followed by the rest of Europe on September 18, and finally reaching the UK on October 9. A special box set is expected to land in late October.

Following a high-profile co-headline tour with Apocalyptica and recent appearances on the "Freaks On Parade" US tour alongside Rob Zombie and Marilyn Manson, THE HU are set for a massive European headline tour with Skáld. Starting in the Scottish capital in September, the tour will span 23 cities across nine countries, including stops in London, Berlin, Paris, Brussels, and Warsaw.