News: Milkavelli

Still riding the wave of their recent album release, next month Black Josh and Milkavelli hit the road to bring the Swegasus live show to a venue near you. The tour is comprised of four dates, featuring some our favourite cities around the country - Manchester, Bristol, Brighton and London.
The Manny show will see the duo taking over The Blues Kitchen on 6 April, while the Bristol chapter will reach legendary boat venue, Thekla, on 7 April. The following week they will touch down in Brighton at Patterns, with the London show rounding off the tour at Peckham Audio.
As well as the two main stars of the show, the events will also feature support from Lee Scott, who produced Swegasus in full, as well as other soon-to-be-announced rap entities.
Tickets are available now via our pals at SMB Live.

Following on from the triumphant release of the new album from Black Josh and Milkavelli, we can now bring you their latest video. Doin' Bits is lifted from Swegasus and features production from Lee Scott, who is at the helm for the whole project. The video itself was made by Turbo Shrimp and DEW8. Swegasus is out now on all the usual platforms and formats.

History has shown that whenever multiple Cult members join forces for a collaborative project, the resulting release leaves the rap world shaken to its core. And you can expect nothing less from the forthcoming EP from Milkavelli and Black Josh. Swegasus not only features two of the most infamous rappers from the UK shores, but it's also produced in its entirety by Lee Scott. There is also some typically sweg artwork from our regular go-to Illustrator, James Neilson. The release is scheduled for 18 February, with pre-orders for the vinyl and cassette editions available now.

Milkavelli emerged from the shadows this week with a brand new video, featuring the sort of collaborations that many of us will only have dreamt about. Run It sees Milk teaming up with not only his longtime friend and collaborator, Lee Scott, but also extending his reach across the Atlantic, with a guest spot from Playboi Carti. The track is produced by OMELET and the video was made by aboveground.

Today marks the release of the new album from Jam Baxter. Obscure Liqueurs is his first full-length release since 2018's Touching Scenes and features full production from Cult favourite, Sumgii. The album also boasts some nice features, including Lee Scott, Jehst, Milkavelli and Stinkin Slumrok. The artwork was created by Jenna Andreotti. You can stream the full album below, with physicals and downloads available from the usual spots. Vinyl pre-orders will be shipped from today.

Don't disappear just yet, because we've got another new video for you today, thanks to the arrival of the new Mcabre Brothers single. Dime Por Qué is produced by Trellion and features a typically tight verse from Cult OG, Sly Moon. His album is coming soon, so stay tuned for that. Dime Por Qué will be available to stream from Friday.

Following on from the release of their new album, Lee Scott and Morrarchi continue to bless us with manna, in the form of this new video. WTCKG2D is taken from the duo's Friend, Come to Me and be saved LP, and features fellow cult members, Milkavelli and Black Josh. The visual slickness was created by Honey JD. The album is available now on all formats.

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.