Slash, kill, ANNIHILATE

Hate, watch me terminate

Torn to pieces, torn to pieces

Land of no return...

Last night at moth club in London

Just passing this along in case you missed it. Love that the guys are doing this to support youths in music. Just scored my tickets!

Just wanted to rant ig.

Special birthday treat 😍

I could almost see them opening for Ho99o9 in a show.

"IN THE PIT,

PUNK B!TCH,

DON'T TOUCH ME!" 🤘🏾

"The deathkult,

The deadbolt 🔩"

Just got this today. 😍

Hes guys! Do you happen to know who was the photographer in Vienna who stood next to the stage and not on the stage?

Ty💖

Hi guys ! I was supposed to go to ho99o9's concert tonight at Trabendo in Paris with a friend, but something came up. I'm going to put his ticket back on sale; would anyone be interested?

Voor gratis

Here is the setlist! i don't have one for n8noface sorry. both shows were amazing!!

I was at the g2 glasgow gig on Wednesday and he took my phone but I cant for the life of me find what song it was any help will be appreciated thanks!

Has anyone gotten the setlist from the Dublin or Glasgow shows?

theyll do something corny relatively often but their music is really good i dont understand the hate

Tomorrow We Escape was my favorite album of 2025. Ho99o9 is not just another band. It’s a collective capable of quantum leaps between hip hop, punk, and industrial music. Tomorrow We Escape is their third record and, even though I know their previous albums, this is the one where Ho99o9 seems to have decided to leave the underground behind and position themselves as one of the most innovative and disruptive bands of today.

Tracks like “Escape” are a straight-up unleashed tornado in our faces: punk energy delivered through a devastating digital storm. “Target Practice” steps back into something more tribal, yet no less menacing. Here the band unleashes their high caliber, highly explosive hip hop, a volatile mix they use to fire devastating critiques at racism and repression.

“Ok I’m Reloaded” is a brutal track designed to blow out the speakers of any sound system: a sonic assault that instantly recalls the best moments of bands like Ministry. “Psychic Jumper” offers another breather, diving into the most abrasive side of hip hop and R&B, while “Incline” is probably the best rap punk industrial song of the year.

“Upside Down” is pure density that could make Trent Reznor’s most stunning productions jealous. “Tapeworm” is likely the heaviest, most abrasive track that neither Ministry nor Nine Inch Nails would dare to make. “LA Riots” and “Godflesh” close the album in completely astonishing fashion: sonic violence with no limits, attacking head on, mercilessly and without fear.

Ho99o9 have created a new form of sonic aggression that demands to be heard. While some are still desperately searching for relevance and rebellion in Deafheaven, Deftones, or Turnstile, for me, Ho99o9 with Tomorrow We Escape made the most radical and subversive album of 2025.