The HU Unleash ECHOS OF THUNDER: Mongolian Rock Goes Global (Again) with Star-Studded Remix EP

From the Steppes to the Speakers: The HU Return with a Roar

While the world waits with bated breath for their next full-length sonic assault, Mongolian rock juggernauts The HU have cracked open the vault and dropped a fresh thunderbolt from the skies — a digital EP called ECHOS OF THUNDER via Better Noise Music. And it doesn’t just echo — it howls.

Not Your Average Remix EP – This One Comes Armed

This isn’t just a standard B-side bundle. ECHOS OF THUNDER is a reimagined, supercharged collision of East meets West, featuring remixed and reworked versions of three standout tracks from 2022’s RUMBLE OF THUNDER: “This Is Mongol,” “Bii Biyelgee,” and “Triangle.” This time, they’ve brought backup — with Alice In Chains’ William DuVall, Thousand Foot Krutch’s Trevor McNevan (a.k.a. Teerawk), Neon Trees’ Tyler Glenn, and the ever-genre-fluid ROME stepping into the ring.

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Watch the Thunder Roll in Real Time

Watch the visualizer for “This Is Mongol (Warrior Souls)” featuring DuVall and Teerawk:

The “Warrior Souls” remix isn’t a simple studio facelift — it’s a full-blown throat-singing thunderstorm with DuVall and McNevan trading lyrical war cries, drenched in Teerawk’s punchy alt-metal energy. The tribal roots of “This Is Mongol” remain firmly planted, but now they’re vibrating through a whole new set of amps.

Collaborations That Rewire the Hunnu Rock DNA

Elsewhere on the EP, “Bii Biyelgee” gets an electro-infused makeover with Tyler Glenn’s signature synth-pop angst cutting through the ancient rhythms, while “Triangle” invites ROME to smudge the borders between post-punk, folk, and ritualistic fury. Each track still pulses with The HU’s signature Hunnu Rock grit — the bone-rattling blend of traditional Mongolian instrumentation, war drums, and growling throat vocals — but now with some seriously unexpected guests riding shotgun.

Galaa Says It Loud and Proud

Frontman Galaa puts it best:

“From Classic Rock to Heavy Metal, our genre of Hunnu Rock has no limits. These collaborations allow our original music to evolve in new ways — and we hope our loyal fans feel the same excitement we do.”

Global Stage, Global Impact

This isn’t just a one-off remix drop. It’s a signal fire. A reminder that The HU aren’t just a rock band. They’re a movement. A seismic cultural event that’s gone from the steppes of Mongolia to main stages at Coachella, Lollapalooza, Download Festival, and beyond.

The Stats Don’t Lie – The HU Are a Rock Powerhouse

Need a few receipts?

• Knighted by UNESCO as “Artists of Peace”

• Nearly 1 billion streams worldwide

• Featured in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order

• And headlining sold-out tours across multiple continents

So yeah — you’re not just listening to a remix EP. You’re hearing echoes of a global revolution in rock.

Tracklist – ECHOS OF THUNDER

1. This Is Mongol (Warrior Souls) (feat. William DuVall & Trevor McNevan) – Teerawk Remix

2. Bii Biyelgee (feat. Tyler Glenn of Neon Trees)

3. Triangle (feat. ROME)

4. This Is Mongol (Original Version)

5. Bii Biyelgee (Original Version)

6. Triangle (Original Version)

Available now wherever Mongolian rock warriors plug into the matrix.

Final Thought: The Echoes Are Just Getting Started

If RUMBLE OF THUNDER was the war cry, then ECHOS OF THUNDER is the aftershock — and The HU are still stomping louder than ever.