Adam John, who’s name first popped onto my radar as Kid Kryptic, produces a variety of styles of electronic music ranging from drum and bass to dubstep to IDM and glitch hop. With release on Shift, Filthy Digital, Tuff Love Dubs, as well as a forthcoming EP via Muti Music, he continues to flex is production muscle with his latest release on Theoretic. Peep the clips below, if you like what you hear you can purchase the tunes via Addictech, Chemical Records and Digital Tunes.

Also visit his website – http://www.kidkryptic.com – for free dubstep and DNB tunes.

Adam John – “Change”

Adam John – “Wallow”

Flying Lotus’s new album is now available for presale via Bleep.com with some sort of awesome limited edition packaging for the CD and vinyl versions. The album won’t be released until May but as a huge fan of FlyLo, I’ve gotta get my hands on it while I have some change lying around.

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California based label Mal Music’s newest release comes from DZ – one of the biggest names in Stateside Dubstep. With remixes from Blackheart, Don Diablo and others, “Untitled Facemelter” is sure to get the bass bins rattling and the crowds moving. Mycho Pan Coca’s remix is available as a free download from the Mal Music website.

Bluesy-rock band The Black Keys have teamed up with ex-Roc-A-Fella Records exec Damon Dash, producing  project with some of your favorite hiphop artists, including Billy Danze, The Black Keys, Jim Jones, Nicole Wray, NOE, Ludacris, Mos Def, ODB, Pharoahe Monch, Q-Tip, Raekwon, & RZA. Apparently the album was recorded in earlier this year and uses nothing but live instrumentation. You can download a copy of the tune they did with Mos Def and Jim Jones to get a taste of what to expect from the full release.

The album is set to release on November 27th, but you can pre-order a copy here.

On how the project got started, Dam Dash says:

“My assistants, who are now actually A&Rs, were going to a Black Keys concert for their birthday and I wasn’t invited,” he explained. “Usually on their birthdays we all do it together and the reason why I wasn’t invited was because the concert was sold out . And I had never heard of The Black Keys and I was like y’all still gonna go without me. And they was like ‘Yo it’s The Black Keys.” So I was like, lemme hear this group. So I start listening to them and they actually became my favorite group. They were on heavy rotation so we just reached out and we kicked it with them and I was like, ‘I wonder what would happen if we got Jim Jones and the Keys in the studio’ and Jim came in and all of a sudden Mos came in and then [it] just built from there. “

Blakroc Project from Myrhax on Vimeo.

Orlando-based Haunted Audio Recordings has released its first group of tunes, including tracks by Austrian Simonoff, Londoner Rdubz, and Florida’a own Dubyah (Will Miles). Tending towards the deeper end of the dubstep spectrum while incorporating peak-hour energy, these tunes run the gamut of sounds from garage to techno, and melodic to minimal.

Check the sounds in Haunted Audio Promo mix #1:
Latest tracks by Haunted Audio Recordings

Tracklisting:
Simonoff – Realize it – HAR101(Available now)
Simonoff – 3056 – Forthcoming
Luthor – Some Place – Forthcoming
Actraiser – Believe You – HAR104 (available Oct 2009)
Luthor – Cabin Pressure – Forthcoming
Actraiser – Nevermore – HAR104 (available Oct 2009)
RDubz -Om – HAR102 (Available now)
Simonoff – Resist – Forthcoming
Dubyah – Tonight – HAR103 (Available now)
Simonoff – Dread Control (Forthcoming)
Luthor – Diamond Cutter (Forthcoming)
RDubz – Do Re Mi – HAR102 (Available now)