Blockhead – Attack the Doctor x Which One of You Jerks Drank My Arnold Palmer

Let’s keep the instrumental driven posts flowing shall we? I’m a huge fan of Blockhead so when I caught wind of him releasing his third album I was amped. Now after checking out the two joints below I’m officially blown away. This shit is getting copped immediately. Shouts to BBL on the heads up.

Blockhead has long made beautiful, emotive music based around the hip hop template, but on The Music Scene he elevates his craft to another level. Tony puts it down to the use of Ableton, which means that rather than working from “one basic beat and building off it” (the standard hip hop model), he has begun stringing together multiple beats and weaving them together into increasingly complex, surprising and satisfying pieces of music. As he himself puts it, “I made each song a little more of a musical journey than anything I have ever done before.”

DOWNLOAD: Blockhead – Attack the Doctor | Medaifire
DOWNLOAD: Blockhead – Which One of You Jerks Drank My Arnold Palmer | Mediafire

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~ by Shake on November 9, 2009.

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10 Responses to “Blockhead – Attack the Doctor x Which One of You Jerks Drank My Arnold Palmer”

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  2. im feelin the surplus of instro posts lately, def gonna chest some of these out..

  3. *check

  4. this is beautiful, so beautiful

  5. My eyes nearly popped out my head when I scrolled to this… “Expiration Date” >>>>>>>

    When is the album dropping?

  6. Artwork is amazing

  7. Correction, FOURTH instrumental album.

    Music by Cavelight
    Downtown Science
    Uncle Tony’s Coloring Book
    and this.

    Good stuff though. Blockhead is usually on point!

  8. more music like this please!!!!!

  9. Blockhead for President – - – of everything. More!

  10. Like most of what I download off of the dopehouse, I just now got around to listening to these tracks, and I must say this shit is magnificent. Love this type of instrumental genre, and will probably love the album, which I’m now very much considering buying.

 

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