A three-piece band that blends the traditional throat singing “Khoomei (Kargul)” of the Tuva Republic with an original 8-beat rhythm, all centered on the theme of Japanese Buddhist philosophy.

 

Their unique rhythmic approach—influenced by 1980s post-punk—combined with Khoomei, mantras, and a powerful groove creates a sound that produces an overwhelming sonic landscape you wouldn’t expect from a three-piece band.

 

They have performed both domestically and internationally—including in Australia, Germany, Taiwan, and South Korea—earning high acclaim. In Australia, they even sold out shows.

 

With their one-of-a-kind music that fuses Buddhist philosophy, traditional Tuvan throat singing, and the energy of post-punk, they captivate audiences across linguistic and cultural boundaries.