News: Jam Baxter

Fresh off the reels comes the latest visual mayhem from the Party Dome and its reckless inhabitants. Treachery is afoot as our favourite antiheroes are embroiled in a drug fuelled murder, involving a cast of unsavoury characters, including the attempted assassin, Jack Jetson and everyone favourite grimy gumshoe, Stinkin Slumrok. Murder at the Party Dome is produced by Drae Da Skimask and it's lifted from the recent collaborative album by Jam Baxter and Lee Scott, which is out now on all the usual platforms. The video was made by Lee Scott and EllisDawg

Another night of mayhem is on the cards, as the party gods, Super Mega Bookings, bring Lee Scott and Jam Baxter to London to celebrate their most recent venture, Happy Hour At The Super Fun Time Party Dome Megamix 4000.

To help with the festivities, they will be joined by some familiar names and faces, including Stinkin Slumrok, Nah Eeto, Bill Shakes, Morriarchi, Sumgii and DJ Sammy B-Side. This all goes down on 8 November, at the Westbank Gallery in Notting Hill and tickets are available now via Ticket Arena.

Another week, another new video from the stash, as we treat you to the next visual delicacy from Happy Hour At The Super Fun Time Party Dome Megamix 4000. This time it's the gritty banger, Other MC's Birds, which features some particularly tight production from Lee and another finely crafted video filmed by This & That Media, with Slim Parisoo on the edit. The Happy Hour album is out now on all the usual platforms.

To commemorate the soon-to-be historic release of Jam Baxter and Lee Scott's Happy Hour album, we are proud to unveil these brand new supremely crafted clothing items. We have hoodies and t-shirts, both featuring the Happy Hour logo in small on the front and in large on the back. Plus the hoodies are also acid washed and look pre-scuffed, so no one will be able to tell that you were forcibly ejected from the pub for lewd behaviour. Everyone's a winner. More info can be found over on the Blah store

Sweg laden visuals from Lee Scott and Jam Baxter, as they continue to celebrate the release of their new album. Who's Ur M8 features production from friend of the cult, Dirty Dike and a nice part animated video, courtesy of Slim Parisoo. Happy Hour At The Super Fun Time Party Dome Megamix 4000 is out now on vinyl and digital. See previous post for more details.

The day has finally arrived where you can experience and savour all the weird and wonderful eccentricities of the new album from Jam Baxter and Lee Scott. Rumours of the collaboration had been banded about long before any official announcement was made and then when the title was revealed, cult members across the globe let their imaginations run wild with what the album might actually hold in store. Now all their questions have been answered and their dreams have come true, as the full majesty of this left field booze fuelled project is unveiled. The album features a wild mix of beats from a cavalcade of production luminaries, including Drae Da Skimask, GhostTown, Dirty Dike, Sumgii, Jack Jetson and of course, Baxter and Lee themselves. There are also a number of vocal contributions too from Jetson, Lyza Jane, Stinkin Slumrok, Milkavelli, Trellion and Lizzie Venezia, as well as a number of crooning appearances from Lee. Plus, Blah's in-house music wizard, Jack Chard, provides a lot of the instrumentation.The album is out now on digital, which you can stream in full below and there is also a limited edition vinyl run, which is available over on the Blah store.

Good news for your weekend. If you pre-ordered the vinyl edition of the new Happy Hour At The Super Fun Time Party Dome Megamix 4000 album from Lee Scott and Jam Baxter, then they have already been shipped out ahead of the official release date and should be with you shortly. If you're waiting for the digital version, you can grab that on 13 September via the Blah Bandcamp.

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.