4:18
Mongolian Folk Metal, Aggressive heavy metal tempo, Features epic double-kick drumming, distorted guitars with fast thrash riffs, and heavy bass, The song must prominently feature traditional Mongolian Morin Khuur (horse-head fiddle) and guttural, low-register Khöömei (throat singing) layered on the chorus and bridge, Battle cry feeling
4:21
Mongolian Folk Metal, Very fast thrash metal speed with a galloping rhythm and double-kick drumming, The tone is aggressive, focusing on speed and conquest, Features heavy distortion, driving rhythm guitars, and a high-energy vocal delivery, Traditional instrumentation must include a prominent, fast Morin Khuur (horse-head fiddle) melody woven throughout the verses, and guttural Khöömei (throat singing) adding texture to the chorus
6:44
Mongolian Folk Metal, Epic, mid-tempo Doom Metal structure with atmospheric keyboards, The tone is spiritual, vast, and majestic, Features slow, heavy, sustained guitar riffs, massive drumming, and clean vocals that shift to harsh growls, Traditional instrumentation must include melancholic, high-pitched Morin Khuur (horse-head fiddle) melodies and deep, sustained, harmonic Khöömei (throat singing) that sounds like the wind across the mountains
5:19
Mongolian Folk Metal, Groove Metal structure with a mid-tempo, mechanical, authoritative rhythm, The tone is heavy, structured, and commanding, Features sharp, distorted guitar riffs, precise drumming, and a mix of declarative clean vocals and harsh growls, Traditional elements include a simple, driving Morin Khuur (horse-head fiddle) motif and a deep, oppressive Khöömei (throat singing) drone that emphasizes the weight of the law
5:47
Mongolian Folk Metal, Slow, crushing Atmospheric Doom Metal tempo, The tone is vast, mournful, and heavy, evoking ancient mountains and harsh weather, Features sustained, highly distorted guitar chords, slow, massive drumming, and melancholic clean vocals shifting to deep growls, Traditional instrumentation must include a prominent, slow, and lamenting Morin Khuur (horse-head fiddle) melody and deep, sustained, vibrating Khöömei (throat singing) layered to create a sense of scale and wind
4:14
Mongolian Folk Metal, Mid-tempo Groove Metal structure with a heavy, steady, head-nodding rhythm, The tone is strong, industrious, and grounded in cultural endurance, Features sharp, driving guitar riffs, prominent bass, and authoritative clean vocals shifting to rhythmic growls, Traditional instrumentation must include a steady, driving Morin Khuur (horse-head fiddle) riff that underpins the groove, rhythmic Khöömei (throat singing) layered like percussion, and sound effects of blacksmithing hammers or leather working
4:17
Mongolian Folk Metal, Aggressive Melodic Death Metal tempo with tremolo picking and blast beats, The tone is dark, primal, and ferocious, evoking a hunt, Features highly distorted guitars and driving drums, Vocals must use a mix of powerful, commanding shouts/clean vocals and harsh growls, with the chorus clearly layering both styles, Traditional instrumentation must include a prominent Morin Khuur (horse-head fiddle) playing a sharp, fast melody, and high-pitched, piercing Khöömei (throat singing) layered to mimic a wolf's howl and emphasize the ferocity of the pack