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Yesterday saw the release of the latest video from your favourite cult leader, Lee Scott. Colossal Jones is lifted from Lee's 2018 album, Lou Reed 2000.

The track also features Blah friend and lyrical behemoth, Jam Baxter, with the duo trading verses over another tasty slice of Lee Scott production. Plus the video is made in karaoke style, courtesy of CULTOFGOD, giving you a fine excuse to start practicing your rap hands.

Lou Reed is available to stream on all the usual platforms, with digital downloads available over at the Blah store.

Brand new Blah Stylin session from the mighty King Grubb, as he gets busy over a suitably wavy beat from Jack Chard. Keep an eye out for the next session coming soon, featuring Mcabre Brother No. 2, Milkavelli.

We know you lot love a bit of fresh merch, so we've only gone and dropped two new garments for you, as well as some delectable new vinyl for your collection. First up we have the Swegland long sleeve t-shirt, with a take on the classic three lions England design on both the front and back, which could easily pass as the official clothing for the imminent revolution.

Then there is the new Droopy cap, in celebration of King Grubb's 2018 album and also in celebration of making you look like the most swegged out gangster in the room. There are only 20 available though, so move fast.

Next up we have the arrival of the Yung Sweg Lawd limited edition double vinyl, which comes in blue pastel/candy, with purple inner sleeves. It's available for pre-order now, with the product itself being shipped around 22 April.

There is also a new 7" limited edition vinyl run for Nah Eeto's two singles - Auntie, What Happened to Me? and Keecha. This marks her first ever vinyl release. Plus it comes in gold, so you can feel like a total winner every time you chuck it on the decks. For more info on all the products and to secure your orders, head over to the Blah store.

The Blah Stylin sessions return with a typically tight appearance from Black Josh, as he delivers some sweg-heavy bars over a some slick production from Lee Scott. Stay tuned for more sessions in the future, including King Grubb and Milkavelli.

Fresh visuals from the Mcabre Brothers, straight off the back of their triumphant set at the COTD takeover at The Jazz Cafe last week. Flush is produced by A.H. Fly and is lifted from the recent Tell A Friend EP, which is available now from the Blah store. The video was filmed by HWFPHT and edited by Slim Parisoo.

Wondering what the appropriate attire is for bumping the new Mcabre Brothers release? The answer is the brand new swegsuit which just dropped over on the Blah store. It's guaranteed 100% sweg cotton and will make you the envy of pretty much everyone who isn't fortunate enough to look as fly as you. Designed by Jon Bland, it's priced at £90 and is shipping right now. There are only 50 available. Check the link below to get your order in.

https://blahrecords.com/products/mcabre-brothers-swegsuit

As Cult of the Damned gear up for what will undoubtedly be a legendary takeover at The Jazz Cafe next week, today saw the release of their latest video. Once again it's a gang affair, as the supercrew go in on a nice piece of Lee Scott production. Great video too, courtesy of Broken Antenna. Nicole is lifted from the Cult of The Damned: Part Deux album, which is available to buy now over at the Blah store. Tickets for The Jazz Cafe are available here.