Hell Camp
Blockhead grew up in downtown New York City. The son of an artist, early on… Read Full Bio ↴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. After a brief stint as a rapper, he realized his calling was behind the boards and not on the mic, and from there he began to produce beats. Since making that decision, he's been one of the busiest producers out there, producing 9 tracks on Aesop Rock's critically acclaimed album Labor Days, and the majority of the tracks on his followup albums Dayllight EP, Fast Cars, Danger, Fire and Knives, and None Shall Pass. Blockhead has also been working with other indie giants such as Slug of Atmosphere, Murs, Mike Ladd and SA Smash. He also found time to complete a break beat album entitled Blockhead's Broke Beats, with 10 hard hitting instrumental tracks, which was released on Mush Records, the US home of cLOUDDEAD. Showing his artistic variety from only art-rap, Blockhead produced 2 tracks on the newly crowned Skribble Jam Battle Champ, MacLethal's full-length album. He does comedy too. He is a member of the Party Fun Action Committee whose hip-hop/comedy debut album was recently released on the legendary Def Jux.
There are also other artists using the name Blockhead

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

2) 'Blockhead' is also the name of a Swiss Darkwave band that existed in the early/mid 90s.

3) A melodic-punk band from Saitama, Japan also goes by 'BLOCKHEAD', forming in 2003, having released their first self-titled album mid-2008 under the ChAoS label. The members are vox/guitar Hajime Tayasu, chorus/bass Namiki Ryuta, and drummer Uehara Daisuke.

Additionally, it's a one-off pseudonym used by Pet Shop Boys' Chris Lowe, who created music for the Blockhead brand of sunscreen products. His theme was remixed by James Bright, and this version was available on React's 2004 Café Mambo compilation.

Hell Camp
Blockhead Lyrics


We have lyrics for these tracks by Blockhead:


Attack the Doctor Never leaves a gap unfilled Always pays on time, always fits…
Bring It On This garden that I built for you That you sit in…
Coloring Book Oh boy, this will be fun. I'm going to pretend to…
Farewell Spaceman Yesterday I heard my lover sigh Goodbye, oh me oh my! Yester…
Four Walls Gamjeongiran kkocceun jjalpeun sungan pieonaneun geol Tikkeu…
Hello Popartz Whaaaa! Whaaaa! We lost the game because of Blockhead Whaaaa…
It You think it's cool to make me wait with baited…
Panic in Funkytown Do your FunkyTime! Do your FunkyTime! Do your FunkyTime! Do …
Pumpkin Seeds Outside isn't what it seem It seem like nothing up the…
Roll Out The Red Carpet Goodnight Steven, see you tomorrow Yes, but where? Washingto…
The Music Scene The music scene has got me down 'Cause I don't want…
The Strain on the bank of the river stood running bear, young indian…
This Is How The Story Goes And this is (*repeated*) (And this is how the story goes) …
Trailer Love If you ever change your mind about leaving, leaving me…
Triptych Part 3 Why don't you get back into bed Why don't you get…
You Fuck you, I wanna kill myself Have a drug overdose to…



You've Got Maelstrom [sampled audio] Some nights it just gets worse than others.…


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Comments from YouTube:

Lucas

This song transmit a context for me. I'm son of separated parents, so, the voice of the lady in the beginning it's like a childhood memorie of my grandma taking me and my brothers to the house of a cousin or neighbor. A kind of desperation on her voice, some tension, but it's a beautifull music with cool beats, that have sounds that reminds happyness, children naivety and the melancholy. Brings a sensibility about the reception of other people almost unknown that want to help, and dificcult times on life, that makes us better persons.

Kanna Makino

I first heard this album in rehab. ironically the rehab was called "The Camp". this song was my favorite one on the cd along with its raining clouds. I would go into deep thought when listening to this, idk why it just had that effect on me. and i think this cd had something to do with me wanting to better myself as a person. i still listen to this all the time.

ScienceofSpeed

Blockhead makes such a nostalgic sound.. I cant even compare it to much

ramafia09

favorite song on the album. the intro sets the mood sooo well.

ChiTwn Juggalo

I really love this track. Actually this whole CD is great. This and Attack of the Doctor are my favorite. Well so is the Music Scene and It's Raining Clouds. Ah!!! I love the whole CD

Janis Rustad

So, I figured out that the first sample (The "Herbert, take your fingers out of your mouth" part) was a monologue called "The Children's Party in Philadelphia" by Ruth Draper! I haven't been able to find that specific sample that Blockhead used, but I found another clip of the same monologue and that's definitley it.

Christopher MacClements

Perfection!

Jay Simmies

im absolutely obsessed with this track

thefrog

oh my...already 3 years have passed since first time...damnn!still soo goood!

musashi1290

Love love love this track

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