
Ho99o9 detail debut LP United States Of Horror, share harrowing video for title track
09 March 2017, 15:00
| Written by
Laurence Day
Ho99o9 have detailed their long-awaited debut record United States Of Horror and shared a video for the lead single/title track.
The thrash-hop duo, comprising theOGM and Yeti Bones, unload two barrels of politically charged noise on call-to-arms "United States Of Horror" - the vital, traumatic visuals are eerily reminiscent of A Clockwork Orange's Ludovico technique. Behn Fannin directs.
Dave Sitek of TV On The Radio, Soraya Lapread, Cameron Bartollini, Paul Giese, Ian Longwell, tizhimself, Eric Hoegemeyer, Yeti, Mark Solomich, Brain Orchestra, Killer.B, and Ultragash are listed as producers on the LP.
Tracklist:
- U.S.H.
- War Is Hell
- Street Power
- Face Tatt
- When Death Calls (Interlude) (ft. Danke)
- Bleed War
- Moneymachine
- Splash
- Knuckle Up
- Dekay (ft. Gnar)
- Sub-Zer0
- Feels Like... (Interlude)
- City Rejects
- Hydrolics
- New Jersey Devil
- United States Of Horror
- Blaqq Hole
United States Of Horror is out 5 May via their own Toys Have Powers.
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