News: vinyl

With the full release of the new Stinkin Slumrok album sitting freshly in our minds, we're pleased to bring you the latest video from the project. Rah Rah Rah reaches dream posse cut levels, with Slummy joined on the track by a top tier selection of Cult affiliates, including Black Josh, King Grubb, Lee Scott and Bill Shakes. The track is produced by Lee and Jack Chard, with the video courtesy of the infamous, aboveground.
As well as the video release, we also have pre-orders available for the vinyl edition of Stink-O-Vision. The run is limited to 200 copies and orders started shipping from 5 March, so get your skates on if you want to bag a copy. More details and pre-orders can be found here. Streaming and download options for the album are also available.

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.

Following on from the news that Jam Baxter had been working on a new album, last week saw its full release into the unsuspecting world. Fetch the Poison was crafted during a Mexican lockdown, in which Baxter found himself without the intoxicating ingredients that normally supplement his creative process. You wouldn't know it from the result though, with his pen game still verging into the deep and dark territories that have earned him his notoriety over the years. Production comes from the likes of Forest DLG, Jack Danz, Wundrop, Dr Zygote and Lenkemz, as well as features from his international cabal of likeminded lyricists. You can peruse the album below, then hit this link to satisfy all your other physical and digital needs.

We are pleased to kick off 2022 the right way, with news of the latest release from Jam Baxter. Following on from his official Blah debut last year, with the Sumgii-produced, Obscure Liqueurs, Baxter now returns with an album that sees him reuniting with the mighty Forest DLG - FKA Chemo - who was the twisted genius behind many of our protagonist's previous releases and who is at the helm for a lot of this latest venture.
Fetch the Poison was spawned in the midst of Baxter's Mexican lockdown experience, where he found himself on the side of sobriety after a state-wide alcohol ban, and decided to write an album. Don't let the lack of inebriation worry you though; all the hallmarks of his dark and dank writing style are still present and correct.
As well as Forest DLG's production contributions, there are also beats from Jack Danz, Wundrop, Dr Zygote and Lenkemz. This is all backed up by appearances from Nah Eeto, Black Josh, Jehst and Sammy B-Side, alongside features from Brazil’s NOG, Black Alien and Xamã.
The album is due for release at the end of February and is now available for pre-order on both vinyl and cassette, as well as pre-saves on your favourite digital streaming platforms. More information on all of that can be found here.

This was supposed to be a post to coerce you all into securing your pre-orders for the new Cult of the Damned vinyl drop that we recently announced, but in typical cult fashion, they sold out before I could even write this. For those of you lucky enough to grab one of the limited edition releases of The Church Of - available in hypnodisc and traditional black vinyl - you have a future classic in the stash. For the rest of you, you will have to await the digital release, whenever that might be. Stay tuned for more news on that though and in the meantime you can salivate over what you could have won below (shout out to Jim Bowen).

A little earlier than expected due to a minor technical issue, the new album from Lee Scott and Hyroglifics is now available over on Bandcamp. The full digital release will be rolled out within the next 72 hours, but for now head over to Bandcamp and make the most of the (unplanned) exclusive download.

For those of you who aren't aware, [gate clicks shut] is produced in its entirety by Hyroglifics and features guest appearances from Bigg Jus, King Grubb, Black Josh, VAIKE PD, CLBRKS and BeTheGun, plus backing vocals from Lyza Jane.

Signed copies of the LP are also available via Bandcamp, with unsigned editions available over at the shop, as well as the cassette version.

As if you lot weren't already hyped enough about the forthcoming release of the new album from Lee Scott and Hyroglifics, we've now got pre-orders up for grabs, as well as a look at the artwork, packaging and accompanying [gate clicks shut] merch.

First up we have the limited edition vinyl, which comes with an 8 page lyric book to keep in line with the late-90's vibe that the album oozes with. Plus printed inner sleeves featuring artwork designed by Lee himself. Shipping dates will be around 18 August and you can find the pre-orders here.

There is also a cassette version of the album, which again features the full lyrics printed on the inlay card and a recycled pearl coloured tape. It's limited to 50 copies, making it a proper collector's edition. They are shipping immediately, with order info available here.

And finally we have the Lee Scott Cross Face all over print short sleeve shirt, which features the happy and sad cross faces from the artwork over woven rayon fabric, with added breast pocket sweg. Pre-orders for the shirts are available now.

Following on from the triumphant release of the new Danny Lover EP, I Found Out Where You Live, we are now pleased to be able to unveil the vinyl edition in all its glory. Available on pre-order from today, this version comes in heavyweight black vinyl and is limited to 150 hand-numbered units. It will also include full instrumental versions of the all the tracks. The EP is produced by Jack Chard and the artwork was created by James Neilson. Pre-orders are available here, with shipping due to begin in 7-9 weeks, providing there are no production issues. Updates will be made accordingly. In the meantime, you can stream and download the EP from all the usual spots.