The next round of Colonel Mustard’s grenades are ready to be launched, with two veteran raggamuffin
deejays riding military-grade riddims developed by Naram and disrupt.

First up, original Wild Apache legend Junior Cat unleashes a rapid-fire lyrical assault on those who fail
to respect the foundations and culture of real dancehall music. "See Di Bobo Dread" shows the cat is
still in fine form, riding the depth-charger bassline of Naram’s Feline riddim with gruff finesse.

The second 7” sees the mysterious Reverend Danny Dread descend from the mist-shrouded hills of the
Jamaican hinterland to deliver a sermon to all dibby dibby soundbwoys who run their mouths. Originally
cut as a dubplate on a riddim engineered from the DNA of an obscure early 90s Jammys cut, "Chatty
Mouth Defeat" makes it clear it’s not wise to ramp with the Colonel.

As per usual, both these 7”s are strictly limited pressing that have been fine-tuned to test the bass bins
of even the heaviest of soundsytems, so don’t sit on these!

CM03 - A
CM03 - B

CM04 - A
CM04 - B