Self-described by the genre "edu-core", the group played short songs with lyrics consisting of biographical and bibliographical information, observations, and abstractions of science fiction, fantasy, and seminal horror authors.

After playing local Seattle clubs for 2 years, BlöödHag added live drummer Rodd Karp who was subsequently replaced by Ambassador Brent Carpenter.

In 2006, the band was signed to the Alternative Tentacles label who released their full-length CD and record entitled Hell Bent For Letters.

Members of the band have subsequently had some of their short fiction published in the compendium, Mecca|Mettle, a collaboration with Thomas M. Disch and Hugo-winning artist Tim Kirk.

[3] In keeping with the literary theme, the band has conferred upon themselves both academic titles and bibliographic histories: Some of the authors to have been featured in songs include the following: