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As promised, today marks the full release of the new album from CLBRKS and Morriarchi. Not content with dropping one classic in a year, now the duo return with their follow up, PERFORMANCE ENHANCING DIET. You've already been treated to a taster from the album, in the form of the CAMEL YELLOW video which emerged earlier this week, and now you can savour the full nourishment of this latest offering.

As well as the two main stars, there are also features from Bisk, Lord Apex, Conrad Mundy and Capriisun. The album is out now on all the usual streaming platforms, as well as downloads available via Bandcamp, who are waiving their fees again today. There is a limited edition double cassette version as well, which also features their first joint venture, MICROWAVE COOKING 2000. It's available now via the shop.

Brand new video from CLBRKS and Morriarchi, as they reunite for a follow up to the triumphant MICROWAVE COOKING 2000, which we released back in March. CAMEL YELLOW is your first aperitif from the album, PERFORMANCE ENHANCING DIET, which gets its full release on Friday 3 July. More updates to follow. The video for CAMEL YELLOW was made by Honey JD (LOUDHOUSE).

New music from the newly formed GROUP. Everything I know is the first track from their forthcoming debut, 1, which is the first of four vinyl releases. The track also features an appearance from the mighty Lord Apex. You can watch the visual below and streams/downloads are also available. More news on the full release and an accompanying batch of merch coming soon.

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).

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.

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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.

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Black Josh keeps the wave from his new album going with yet another fresh video from the project. This time it's SKRUFF that gets the visual treatment, once again with Metrodome on the buttons. The album, Mannyfornia, is out now on both digital and vinyl. The video for SKRUFF was made by Hyde Productions.

Some good news amidst the current global shit show, as today marks the release of Black Josh's latest solo album. I say solo, but it is really a collaboration with fellow MCR resident and LEVELZ affiliate, Metrodome, who is at the helm for the production. If you've heard the singles in the run-up to the full release, you will already have a taste for the flavours that these two put together - namely bass-heavy bangers, but with enough variety to keep you hooked. A stack of tight features too, with Josh getting assists from Sleazy F, Lord Apex, Yibby, [KSR], Lunar C, Coops and more along the way. You can stream the album in full below and other streaming/download options are available from the usual spots. You can also cop a limited edition vinyl version over at the shop.

A welcome return from Nah Eeto as she blesses these sunny days with her latest single, Hunijui, which means 'You don't know me' in Swahili. The track builds on the bilingual rap that Nah does so well and it's complemented by some nicely atmospheric production from Jack Chard. Hunijui is available to stream at the usual spots.