Mongolia’s rock sensation ‘The Hu’ has returned home following a four month-long tour concert in North America and Europe, from 11 September to December. Although outside temperatures at Chinggis Khaan International Airport were minus 10 Celsius, the band members received a warm welcome from family members, friends and producer B.Dashdondog along with fans.

Now begins preparation for next year, including: the Hu’s debut Australian tour, performing a pair of headline dates along with appearances at Download Festival 2020.

Ahead of all that, though, they have shared an updated version of their acclaimed single ‘Wolf Totem’ which sees Papa Roach frontman Jacoby Shaddix adding guest vocals into the mix. The original single was part of the band’s debut album ‘The Gereg’, released earlier this year.

The Hu’s main inspiration comes from the ancient Mongolian empire of the Hunnu. Their music is a mixture of Western heavy rock music staples like distorted guitars and frenetic rhythms combined with traditional Mongolian instrumentation such as the morin khuur (horsehead fiddle) along with throat singing, all making for a very epic take on the genre.