InCrypt began playing records in 2000 after paying off a pair of gemini belt-driven turntables that were put on lay-away in the local pawnshop for $300. After a couple of years spinning and learning the proper way to mix, InCrypt got his hands on the MC-505 in 2003 and started learning how to make beats on hardware. After a couple of years producing, the sound improved, and things started gaining momentum in 2006, when a computer capable of recording was purchased. A slew of differently-styled tracks were recorded, with the style staying percussive, bass-heavy, and ever-changing. Call it Trip-Hop, Dub, or Drum and Bass; it's all a matter of what tempo you're producing in. InCrypt has a plethora of unreleased beats that will blow your mind when you hear them. Keeping a lid on the tracks until the live show is worth the wait, giving you a fleeting glimpse of what has been cooking in the lab, and leaving you wondering what will come out next. InCrypt is the architecht for the first independent scratch vinyl released in Indiana, (or the midwest? please stand up!). Scaphoid Breaks has been in rotation in tightly-knit circles around the mid-west, and is slated for distribution across the nation, and world in 2008.

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