Blockhead
There are multiple artists artists using the name Blockhead 1) A trip-hop artist from New York City 2) A Swiss darkwave band 3) A Japanese punk band 4) A hardcore punk band from Washington, DC 5) A hardcore punk band from Vancouver, BC, Canada with members of Koszmar / SNØB 1) Blockhead grew up in downtown New York City. The son of an artist, early on he found his passion was for music. A fan of a whole range of sounds, especially hip-hop, Blockhead steadily built a tremendous collection of tapes and later CDs from innumerable artists.
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Blockhead
There are multiple artists artists using the name Blockhead 1) A trip-hop artist from New York City 2) A Swiss darkwave band 3) A Japanese punk band 4) A hardcore punk band from Washington, DC 5) A hardcore punk band from Vancouver, BC, Canada with members of Koszmar / SNØB 1) Blockhead grew up in downtown New York City. The son of an artist, early on he found his passion was for music. A fan of a whole range of sounds, especially hip-hop, Blockhead steadily built a tremendous collection of tapes and later CDs from innumerable artists.
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Dizzy Dance
This tune is about feet pounding the floor and limbs flailing everywhere. I wrote it during lockdown, when all I wanted to do was see my friends and feel some bass together. It's also pretty good for working out. Composed entirely on Synthstrom Deluge, mixed in Reaper.more
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Dizzy Dance
This tune is about feet pounding the floor and limbs flailing everywhere. I wrote it during lockdown, when all I wanted to do was see my friends and feel some bass together. It's also pretty good for working out. Composed entirely on Synthstrom Deluge, mixed in Reaper.more
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Tipping Point
Atmospheric electronica; this piece is about the potential tipping point of environmental damage. The quiet sections represent the balanced period of relative calm before the storm. After a first unsettling warning marked by jittering piano melody and sliding bass swells, the real drop evokes the blistering, destructive horror of nature unbalanced. A different interpretation is that the quiet sections refer to apathy and inaction, with the tipping point being in our behaviour rather than the environment, and thus the surge of energy in the drop is our movement to act, to do the work that is necessary to prevent this climate disaster.more
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