Curious about Blockhead, the Ninja Tune label’s relatively recent signee — the New York-based, big-eared, hip-hop-oriented producer, best known for his work with Aesop Rock on the Labor Days album? Head over to his newly launched website, at ninjatune.net/block, which features audiostreams (on the “releases” page) of the majority of the tracks off his new Music by Cavelight full-length and all four tracks off his Insomniacs Olympics 12″. (A free download of a single track off that album, “Bullfight in Ireland,” was the subject of the March 12 entry, here, in Disquiet’s Downstream. And it’s still available.)
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