Scorcher is back with a bang as he shares his latest project, ADMD (All Dorks Must Die).

This era of Scorcher has been faultless; awards are stacking up, critical acclaim has been unending, and he's given us some of his best music of all time, which brings us to the new album.

ADMD is pure, uncut Scorcher. It features many of his recent singles, including "Ups" with Giggs, "Roads" with Kasst8, and "Comfy" with K-Trap. Far from the only guests, the stacked line-up also includes A-listers Jme, Chip, Milli Major, Kruz Leone, and Blair.

Is the title aimed at anyone in particular? Well, the online discourse is currently doing its thing, but the official line is that this is a takedown of the industry as a whole. It's a resounding condemnation of lacking creativity, intruders on the culture, and a general atmosphere of interlopers taking rather than giving.

Elaborating on the title and speaking more about the album's themes, Scorcher explains: "ADMD is my response to the state of the music game. Too many weird people (dorks) influencing the music the mandem are making. Too many are trying to fit in, not bringing anything to the table, just clones repackaging other peoples ideas stealing from our culture. Too many people dealing with creativity like factory work, this ain't that. It's my music, my world, my culture. They keep calling it a run but it's just the level mans at. This project ain't for everyone, it's for us! Always us never dem!"

Hit play on the new album below.