Even the most abrasive, unruly music can lose its potency if experienced in great enough quantities, right? If that’s the case, then Ho99o9 didn’t receive that particular memo. In the five years since the release of their debut, United States Of Horror, the New Jersey rap-punks have released two mixtapes, two EPs, and several singles of consistently bewildering and confrontational sonic assaults. Hearing Ho99o9’s music, much like seeing the getup worn by duo Yeti Bones and theOGM, is to experience familiar elements displayed in utterly unfamiliar ways. “You’re not going to be the same person you was 15 years ago, give years ago, 10 months ago, last week,” Yeti Bones reasoned during their K! cover story. “It’s just a continuously growing process of the human mind.” Th...
