The Hu's first two videos ... Early on there were negative comments about how a symbol on the band's instruments and rings resembled a swastika. In a Facebook message the band explained that ...

The HU. The band showcases traditional Mongolian instruments as well as throat singing to the delight of their legions of fans, most of whom do not even understand Mongolian. The HU flew to ...

Band members tended to be trained in conservatories on traditional instruments. The four members of The Hu all learned to play traditional Mongolian instruments at the Mongolian State conservatory.

It's time for a bit of "hunnu rock" from Mongolian rockers The Hu! For this edition of Gear Factor, we invited the band down to Loudwire Studios for a performance of their standout song "Yuve Yuve ...

The Hu (pronounced as in The Who ... were invented by the Mongols. Mongolian music and instruments are also essential parts of our culture and we are happy to share them with the world.

Music is a bridge, in many ways ... that is not quite “normal” to American ears happening here. The HU use instruments native to their country, as well as a traditional Mongolian throat ...

Heavy metal band The Hu's folk-metal music and warlike appearance ... and hoisting all manner of exotic stringed instruments while singing about prophecy and the second coming of Genghis Khan.

The HU band’s goal and purpose is to first perform ... For more show information please see here. Wind instrument player Jaya says: “We sincerely appreciate the selection from UNESCO and ...

The Hu are a Mongolian folk metal group ... with an eclectic mixture of classic metal music played on traditional Mongolian instruments and sung in their ancestral khoomei (throat singing ...

We caught up with two band members on a video call to Mongolia, where they have been waiting out the pandemic. Members of The Hu bring traditional instruments from Mongolia into their heavy metal ...

This honor makes The Hu the very first rock band to receive the honor, placing them among other artists that bring “cultures together and [support] artistic creation.” UNESCO officials said the ...