Flying Lotus premiered an alternate version of “Never Catch Me” with Kendrick Lamar, from his You’re Dead LP, on the BBC Worldwide Radio last night.

Another visual from 2014′s You’re Dead! LP.

Another selection from the next-gen re-release of Grand Theft Auto V for PS4 and X-Box One..

From the Grand Theft Auto V Ps4/XBox One re-release soundtrack.

A film by Hiro Murai. The song appears on the album, You’re Dead!.

From the album, You’re Dead!, due October 7th on Warp Records.

Updated with the CDQ. From the album, You’re Dead, hitting October 6th.

This comes from Steve-Ography’s We Are Alive (Podcast 7), dropping next week.

AKA Flying Lotus, Earl Sweatshirt, MF DOOM & Stephen “Thundercat” Bruner. “Between Villains” is the latest from Adult Swim’s Summer Singles series. It will be available for download next monday on adultswim.com.

In six years, Flying Lotus has released four albums, starting with 1983 leading to his newest, Until the Quiet Comes. Beginning with a foundation of electronic music and hip-hop, he’s quickly evolved, digesting unique sounds and genres, blending samples, live music, and vocals to create something that you can’t prepare for.

For those who listened to Cosmogramma, this is both an extension as well as a diversion. It certainly sounds different, yet songs like “Table Tennis” and “…And the World Laughs with You” could be slotted in a playlist and feel right at home.

“All In” opens the album and almost acts as a blueprint of how he makes music. In an interview on his Captain Murphy project, he spoke about how after talking with Odd Future’s Hodgy Beats, he just went for it, as fear is not in his mind when he creates. Beginning with high hats, twinking bells, keyboards and a haunting background vocal, it’s upbeat and a welcoming start to the album.

“Getting There” brings out the hip-hop with a punching beat with floating bells and the vocals of Niki Randala. It’s not surprsing the way the album starts that later a song occurs called “Heave(n)”

One of the most interesting collaborations on this album is Erykah Badu, who contributes to “See Thru to U”. A jungle beat with slithering bass guitar underscores Badu’s vocals who sours above bouncing over them. The sensibilities of both Badu and Flying Lotus suggest that they were made for each other. On “Only if You Wanna”, Flying Lotus contributes focuses on his jazz side, with fluttering base opening up to a bass guitar and light drums, this could be the ghost of a blue note song come back to haunt the world.

Until the Quiet Comes turned out to be his most atmospheric LP to date, and something he must have intended, with closing songs like “Dream to Me” and “Phantasm”, the latter featuring the ethereal vocals of Laura Darlington. Once again, every Flying Lotus album so far has been exciting, watching his constant progression and evolution as an artist. His track record proves we’ll be in for something different with each release.

The David Lenandowsky-directed video is a cinematic portrait of the transformative nature of Flying Lotus, who collides the real and the surreal through kinetic soundscapes. Enduring the acid-tinged hallucinations of the digital-age, this slow-motion trip explores the relationship between humans and machines. As objects move and float, we enter a visual dream world – the culmination of Flying Lotus’ vivid songwriting and Lenandowsky’s surreal aesthetic. This noir nighttime fantasia – more short film than video – stars actor Elijah Wood.

Flying Lotus has spent the last three months on tour supporting the fantastically reviewed and received album Until The Quiet Comes. Last Month, Flying Lotus sold out New York’s Terminal 5 and has played dozens of sold out shows across the US. The album earned stellar reviews at Pitchfork, Spin, The New York Times, Complex and more. Expect more Flying Lotus live dates in 2013.

Flying Lotus Presents: Layer 3 explores the technology and inspirations behind Flying Lotus’ highly praised new live show (see live quotes below). The six-minute short documentary—a Red Bull Music Academy Film—recently premiered on Wired and follows the Los Angeles based producer as he, along with visual artists Strangeloop and Timeboy, concocted the visuals for his live show entitled “Layer 3.” The show sees FlyLo aka Steven Ellison—a 2006 Red Bull Music Academy participant—making his music between transparent scrims set with interactive front and rear projectors.

The visual acid trip conjures the psychedelic Star Gate scenery of Kubrick’s seminal 2001: A Space Odyssey, mixing Hubble-like atmospheres with 3D pattern grids and light bursts appearing to sprout from Ellison’s body, rendering the live show a truly mind-blowing package.

Flying Lotus is on tour supporting his recent album Until The Quiet Comes, which was recently released on Warp Record. Look for Flying Lotus to next bring his live show to the UR1 Music Festival in Miami, FL (Dec 8-9) and the King Plow Arts Center in Atlanta, GA (Dec 12).

Nardwuar interviews Flying Lotus in Vancouver, BC Canada.

Flying Lotus’ Until The Quiet Comes, is out October 1st/2nd on Warp Records. Album features Erykah Badu, Laura Darlington, Niki Randa, Thundercat, Thom Yorke & more. Video directed by Cyriak.

It’s likely that Captain Murphy is someone in the industry we already know, perhaps the rapping alter-ego of producer Flying Lotus himself. Here, he pays tribute to the greatest super-villain of all time.