In H. G. Wells's 1898 novel The War of the Worlds, the invading Martians utter the mournful cry Ulla, a sound that became one of the story's most recognisable signatures. Jeff Wayne's musical version brought that cry to a wider audience with a deep, echoing vocal effect that fans still associate with the towering tripods and their doomed invasion. The sadder, slower variation is now shared online by fans and editors who want that same alien atmosphere without the full force of the original battle cry.
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The mournful Sad Ulla cry from Jeff Wayne's The War of the Worlds, a slow alien wail used for dramatic, sad or ominous moments in videos and memes.
The Sad Ulla is a long, mournful wail that rises and falls like a distant alien horn, low and hollow at first before stretching into a plaintive, almost human cry. It sounds less like an attack and more like grief, as if the huge tripod machines are calling out across a ruined landscape and receiving no answer. That lonely, echoing quality makes it feel ominous and strangely sad at the same time, perfect for a moment when something powerful has been lost or a plan has quietly fallen apart.
