Ho99o9 - Incline Feat. Nova Twins, Pink Siifu & Yung Skrrt

Q3 New Music 2025 W32

Ho99o9 – Incline Feat. Nova Twins, Pink Siifu & Yung Skrrt

Ho99o9 aren’t easing into their third album — they’re kicking the door off its hinges. Incline, the latest single from the upcoming Tomorrow We Escape (out September 9 via Last Gang Records), is a volatile mix of industrial grind, punk energy, and hip-hop bite. Produced by TV on the Radio’s David Sitek, it’s as jagged and restless as the guest lineup suggests: Nova Twins, Pink Siifu, and Yung Skrrt all bring their mess to the table.

The track follows Upside Down, the album’s first single, and doubles down on Ho99o9’s hybrid approach — experimental hip-hop welded to digital hardcore and serrated electronics. It’s a sound that doesn’t just flirt with discomfort; it drags you into it. Each guest finds their space in the melee: Nova Twins add their signature snarling riffs and unshakable swagger, Pink Siifu weaves in warped vocal textures, and Yung Skrrt snaps the rhythm sideways with an off-kilter flow.

While Ho99o9 built their reputation on politically charged fire, Tomorrow We Escape pivots toward something more personal without losing its bite. “It was a healthy challenge to focus on emotion,” the duo explain. “Everybody has a struggle. The goal is to find motivation for preservation.” That shift doesn’t mean the rage is gone — it just has a sharper target.

The album’s guest list reads like a curated festival lineup for the genre-defiant: Chelsea Wolfe lends her spectral voice to Immortal, Greg Puciato (ex-The Dillinger Escape Plan) tears through Tapeworm, and MoRuf appears on opener I Miss Home. Across 11 tracks, Ho99o9 push their sound further into collision territory, where punk abrasion, rap cadence, and metal heft slam together without a single clean edge.

With Incline, they’ve distilled that live volatility into four minutes of tightly coiled tension. It’s both a statement of intent for the album and a warning shot: expect impact.