Gereg CD

Throat singing grinds against distorted guitar like two different machines running on the same belt: that's the engine of The Hu's debut, Gereg, built on horsehead fiddle, tsuur, and jaw harp alongside the riffs. The title borrows the name of a 13th century Mongolian diplomatic passport. It charted in the UK and Germany, cracked the Billboard 200, and made Loudwire's list of the year's best rock albums; a later deluxe edition added guest vocals from Papa Roach's Jacoby Shaddix and Halestorm's Lzzy Hale.