COTD x Offie Mag
By Ginger Slim

By Ginger Slim
By Ginger Slim
Epic scenes emerged from the Cult on Friday, as we unveiled the latest instalment of sweg drenched visuals from COTD. Not content with bringing one new track to the table, the gang released a double-whammy of a video, featuring TWO brand new songs. And what with Christmas fast approaching, we thought we'd make it an extended family affair, as CLBRKS joins in with the merriment. The video comes courtesy of Lee Scott and Honey JD. Gung Foo is produced by Lee Scott, Jack Chard and Bisk, and Worship features production from Lee and Jack. The tracks are lifted from the forthcoming COTD project, The Church Of; more new on that soon.
As well as the two singles, we've also released two new bits of clothing as accompanying merch, including a Gung Foo hoodie and a Worship t-shirt. Both items are limited edition, so get a move on if you want to cop one (or both!).
By Ginger Slim
To coincide with the merch drop, we thought we would stage a little 5-a-side footy match for the Cult. As you can see from the photos below, it was a huge success and I doubt it will be long before you see some more familiar faces in the Premiership. All credit to Harvey for the photos (IG: @hwfpht).
By Ginger Slim
It's been a while since we hit you with a merch drop and what with the summer finally showing its face, we figure now is the perfect time to get a new line out.
First up we have the official Blah Football Shirt, which features the Blah logo on the breast and every 90's dad's favourite brand of cigs on the main front section. It's available exclusively to Cult Members until 1 July and then the rest of you mere mortals will be able to get your hands on one.
Next up we have a new Cult of The Damned hoodie, emblazoned with the COTD logo on the front and the 'IT'S THEM!' design on the back (see photos below). It's a limited run of 200 and again it's only available to Cult Members until 1 July. Available to order here.
(Available here)
And last but definitely not least, we have the very timely and some would argue essential, Cult of The Damned face masks. As you can see from the photo below, the masks come with the logo on the front and they are totally washable/reusable. They're available now for everyone, more info and orders can be found here.
(Available here)
By Ginger Slim
By Ginger Slim
It's been a while since we treated you to some new COTD material, so today we bring you a brand new video from the crew, plus some merch and vinyl news.
OFFIE is the first we've heard from the Cult since their 2018 album, but as you will see and hear, they have lost none of that unbridled raw sweg energy in the interim. Featuring Lee, Milk, Barebase, Shakes, Grubb, Sly Moon and Salar, plus some suitably gritty production from Lee and Wholesome Fun, this is COTD in their purest form.
The video was released to coincide with the new COTD vinyl that has just gone up for pre-order, as well as a new logo tee, which you can see in the video being worn to devastating effect. Both the vinyl and t-shirt are available to order now.
By Ginger Slim
Christmas might be over, but that doesn't mean you can't still treat yourself to a gift, like one of the super sweg new pieces of clothing we've just launched. There are three new items available, kicking off with the Cult of the Damned 'Civilised' hoodie. As you can see from the photos, the hoodie comes in black with a red cult movie poster style design on the back, featuring one of Barebase's immortal lines and the full cast list from Civilised.
The hoodies are limited to 200 and are already flying off the shelves, so be quick if you want to bag one. We have also dropped two new Blah Jar rugby shirts in Navy and Striped versions which initially are available exclusively for Cult Members, with a full release following on 31 January. You can find out more about Cult Membership here.
By Ginger Slim
The day you've been patiently waiting for has finally arrived and now you get to experience the majesty of Bill Shakes's new album in all its Blackburnian glory. Featuring appearances from fellow Blah OGs King Grubb and Sly Moon, as well as friend of the cult, Jam Baxter, plus full production from Lee Scott and Jack Chard, Eh? is dripping with all the vibes that have established Shakes as one of COTD's most respected voices. The album is available now from all the usual digital platforms and you can stream it in full below.