Magazine, and Sound on Sound. A library show in Bellevue, Washington, was the subject of an NPR Weekend Edition report. Internationally, BlöödHag has been the subject of stories on BBC Radio 4, Canadian AP Newswire, and The Guardian (London). On August 18, 2017, Stratton allegedly teased media personality Alex Jones as Jones broadcast live video from Seattle. Stratton or a person resembling him was filmed throwing a thermos of tepid coffee at Jones. Subsequently, Stratton told Jones and his Infowars live audience, "I got to get to work. Where they have more coffee." Jones proceeded to confront other people on the street. Members In keeping with the literary theme, the band has conferred upon themselves both academic titles and bibliographic histories: Dr. J.M. McNulty ( Deus Ex Libris the Plagiarazor) ‒ guitar Professor J. B. Stratton (a.k.a. Grimoire the Expectorator) ‒ vocals Sir Zachary Orgel (a.k.a. Logos the Rythmaticist) ‒ bass Ambassador Brent Carpenter (a.k.a. Codex 23 the Chronomaster) ‒ drums Former members Lieutenant Governor Rodd Karp (a.k.a. Lexikhan the Chronomaster) ‒ drums Featured authors Some of the authors to have been featured in songs include the following: Isaac Asimov Ray Bradbury Octavia E. Butler Edgar Rice Burroughs Arthur C. Clarke Samuel R. Delany Philip K. Dick Thomas M. Disch Harlan Ellison William Gibson Robert A. Heinlein Anne McCaffrey Michael Moorcock Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley J. R. R. Tolkien Jules Verne Roger Zelazny Robert E. Howard Thomas Pynchon Neal Stephenson Select discography Albums 2001: Necrotic Bibliophilia (Rock & Roleplay) 2006: Hell Bent for Letters (Alternative Tentacles) Appetite for Deconstruction ‒ unreleased tapes Singles/EPs 1997: The Dewey Decibel System (Spork!) 1998: Hooked On Demonics (Spork!) 1999: Gorgeous Ladies of Writing (Rock & Roleplay) Compilations 1997: Blue Collar, Muscle Bitches, Inertia, BlöödHag, pro' ton (n.) ‒ New World Hors D'oeuvres (Volume One) (Extravertigo Recordings) 2005: BlöödHag, Thomas M. Disch And X's For Eyes ‒ Mecca|Mettle (Payseur & Schmidt) References External links Official website Hobbits in the Mosh Pit (SFWA Bulletin, Winter 2002) Myspace profile BlöödHag discography at discogs.com Heavy metal musical groups from Washington (state) Musical groups established in 1996 Alternative Tentacles artists