HYUKOH has unveiled the full tracklist for 33, the band’s first full-length album in six years, confirming 14 songs for the record due out on November 25 at 6 p.m. KST. The tracklist poster, shared through the band’s official Instagram account and circulated on r/kpop, fills in the last major blank for an album fans have been waiting on since the band announced its return earlier this month.
The 14 tracks on 33 are: “Godspeed!”, “지는 날”, “ICICIC”, “KoK”, “아님의 무게”, “젖은책”, “Loading…”, “so long”, “Janga”, “Urn”, “big nothing”, “monoamine”, “Fragment of Flashbacks” and “이겨라!두리안”. The poster itself carries no release date or label text beyond the track titles and the album’s “33” artwork, but the November 25 release date at 6 p.m. KST was confirmed by the band’s agency, DooRooDooRoo Artist Company, when the album was announced on November 5.
Three of the 14 tracks are already out in the world. HYUKOH has been rolling out the album gradually since August, starting with “Godspeed!”, followed by the danceable “KoK” and “지는 날” — released in English as “losing day” — which arrived on October 7 as a collaboration with Tseng Kuo Hung. That leaves 11 songs fans have yet to hear, including the intriguingly titled “Loading…”, “monoamine” and the closing track “이겨라!두리안”. The three singles so far have pointed in different directions, from the funky, jam-worthy sound of “Godspeed!” to the rawer, scrappier emotion of “losing day”, suggesting the full record will cover a wide range of the band’s sound.
The album is a milestone for the band. 33 is HYUKOH’s third full-length album and its first since 2020’s through love, ending a six-year gap between studio albums. The title also revives the band’s old run of numbered releases — the EPs 20, 22, 23 and 24: How to find true love and happiness — a sequence the group stepped away from on its last studio album. The cover art was created by artist Minjeong An, who last year became the youngest Korean artist to have work acquired for the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York. An also designed the covers for all three pre-release singles, giving the whole campaign a single visual identity.
HYUKOH — vocalist Oh Hyuk, guitarist Lim Hyun-jae, bassist Lim Dong-gun and drummer Lee In-woo — debuted in 2014 with the EP 20 and became one of South Korea’s most successful indie acts with early hits including “Wi Ing Wi Ing” and “Comes and Goes”. The band has spent the years since its last full-length album building an international following, with festival appearances and headline shows abroad, and released collaborative albums with Taiwanese band Sunset Rollercoaster in 2024 and 2025.
The album is also the centerpiece of the band’s biggest touring plans yet. HYUKOH announced the 12-date HYUKOH [33] TOUR alongside the album, opening with two nights at Olympic Hall in Seoul on January 16 and 17, 2027, before dates in Taipei, Tokyo and across North America, closing in London on June 16. The North American leg, which begins in Los Angeles on March 27, marks the band’s first shows in the United States since its festival set at Coachella in 2019. Presales for the tour begin on November 10, with general sale on November 12 through Melon Ticket. The band will also close out the year on stage as part of the COUNTDOWN FANTASY 2026-2027 lineup at KINTEX on December 31.
With the tracklist now public, the countdown to November 25 is the last wait for fans. Eleven of the 14 songs remain unheard, and the full record will show how the three singles fit into the wider picture the band has been building toward since August.
