News: Stinkin Slumrok

You know that feeling you get where you only realise something was missing from your life when it finally shows up, well that's what we have with Swamp Harbour. Comprised of Stinkin Slumrok, Bisk and Sam Zircon, the trio have joined forces on various projects and one-offs over the years, and now they are ready to unleash their full-length debut on an unsuspecting world. Francs is our first glimpse into their murky waters and it sets the tone perfectly for what is to come. The self-titled LP is due for release on 21 October, so stay tuned for more on that 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).

A very welcome return to the fore by Stinkin Slumrok, as he hits us with a brand new single and video, and on his birthday no less! Mosquito // Legs is a grimy excursion into Slummy's world, thanks in part to the production from Blah's abstract resident, Sam Zircon, and also thanks of course to those infamous guttural flows. It's the first peek at their forthcoming project, W.Y.W.H (Wish You Weren't Here), which is coming out very soon so stay tuned for more news on that in the near future. The video was made by Dew8.

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.

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.

Unless you've been sleeping for the past month, you will know that last week saw the 616 contingent roll into London's iconic Jazz Café for another teardown, as Cult Mountain reunited for their first gig in quite a while. Having split up weeks before purely so they could pull off a legitimate reunion show, Lee Scott, Milkavelli, Trellion and Sumgii hit the stage with all the debauchery, energy and sweg of Mötley Crüe c. 1985. They brought with them some of 616's finest friends and affiliates, including Nah Eeto, Stinkin Slumrok and Morriarchi. If you weren't able to catch the action in person then luckily for you we captured some of the historic takeover on camera, which you can see below. All photos taken by Harvey Fairley-Williams (IG @hwfpht).