Tomorrow We Escape

Tomorrow We Escape is the third studio album by American punk rap duo Ho99o9. It was released on September 9, 2025, via Deathkult and Last Gang.^[1]

Tomorrow We Escape
Studio album by Ho99o9
Released	September 9, 2025 (2025-09-09)
Length	36:01
Label	Deathkult Last Gang
Producer	Charles Caste Frances Caste Hafiz Durham Elete Sam Matlock Tim Randolph Aaron Rays Charlie Russell David Sitek Yung Skrrt
Ho99o9 chronology
Skin (2022) Tomorrow We Escape (2025)

Reception

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
Beats Per Minute	78%[2]
Distorted	8/10[3]
DIY	[1]
Dork	[4]
Kerrang	4/5[5]
The Line of Best Fit	8/10[6]

Ed Lawson of DIY gave it a 4.5-star rating, calling it "a record that makes the outfit's already fiery flame burn yet brighter."^[1] In a 8/10 review for The Line of Best Fit, John Amen noted the release as "perhaps the grittiest and least satirical album in the Ho99o9 discography," stating "With Tomorrow We Escape, Ho99o9 remain uncompromising, railing against familial, cultural, and governmental hypocrisies."^[6]

Giving it a 4/5 rating for Dork, Harry Shaw referred to it as "a declaration of survival, rage and identity. It doesn't just work, it hits like a detonation."^[4] Kerrang!'s James Mackinnon called it "their most mature and focused album yet," assigning it a score of 4/5.^[5]

Reviewing for Distorted, Gavin Brown gave it a 8/10 rating and described it as "another essential collection that contains all the riot starting mayhem we love from HO99O9 but this time round, they demonstrate an even more eclectic side to their music, and one that shows maturity too."^[3] Referring to it as the group's "most vulnerable and exposed album to date", Sydney Peterson of Beats Per Minute remarked, "Tomorrow We Escape sees Ho99o9 infuse an ethereal, melancholy softness into a sound they'd already established and mastered."^[2]

Track listing

Tomorrow We Escape track listing

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Producer(s)	Length
1.	"I Miss Home" (featuring MoRuf)	Lawrence Eaddy Jean Lebrun Adedayo Adewunmi Yohance Wright	Elete	2:22
2.	"Escape"	Eaddy Lebrun Matthew Cooper	Yung Skrrt	3:06
3.	"Target Practice"	Eaddy Lebrun Sam Matlock Charlie Russell	Matlock Russell	2:11
4.	"OK, I'm Reloaded"	Eaddy Lebrun Tim Randolph	Randolph	2:58
5.	"Psychic Jumper"	Eaddy Lebrun Aaron Rays	Rays	2:28
6.	"Incline" (featuring Nova Twins, Pink Siifu, and Yung Skrrt)	Eaddy Lebrun Cooper Amy Love Livingston Mathews David Sitek Georgia South	Sitek	3:39
7.	"Upside Down"	Eaddy Lebrun Cooper	Yung Skrrt	3:22
8.	"Tapeworm" (featuring Greg Puciato)	Eaddy Lebrun Charles Caste Frances Caste Greg Puciato	C. Caste F. Caste	4:12
9.	"Immortal" (featuring Chelsea Wolfe)	Eaddy Lebrun C. Caste Hafiz Durham Chelsea Wolfe	C. Caste Durham	4:44
10.	"LA Riots"	Eaddy Lebrun C. Caste F. Caste	C. Caste F. Caste	3:02
11.	"Godflesh"	Eaddy Lebrun C. Caste	C. Caste	3:53
Total length:				36:01

Personnel

Credits adapted from Tidal.^[7]

Ho99o9

• Jean Lebrun – vocals on all tracks except "I Miss Home"
• Lawrence Eaddy – vocals on all tracks except "I Miss Home"

Additional contributors

• Trayer Tryon – mixing
• MoRuf – vocals on "I Miss Home"
• David Sitek – drums, guitar, and programming on "Incline"
• Nova Twins – vocals on "Incline"
• Pink Siifu – vocals on "Incline"
• Yung Skrrt – vocals on "Incline"
• Brandon Pertzborn – drums on "Tapeworm"
• Greg Puciato – vocals on "Tapeworm"
• Chelsea Wolfe – vocals on "Immortal"