Matthew Dear previous vinyl-only singles NOW in digital form

[jass]

All of Dear’s previously vinyl-only Spectral Sound singles now available in the form of Beginning Of The End via Beatport.

Beginning Of The End: The Spectral Sound Singles

Back in 2003, Matthew Dear was a little-known DJ, but a handful of singles on an unkown label changed all that. EP1 and EP2 were some of the first waves of “microhouse†to emerge from American shores and their impact on DJs and producers is truly palpable. One of the true classics of this period, Dog Days was the first single from his Leave Luck To Heaven album and features a killer remix by Perlon’s Pantytec. Spectral Sound presents a compilation of of the singles that started it all. The highly influential Irreparably Dented, Stealing Moves, EP1, EP2, Dog Days and Anger Management/Future Never Again are all accounted for here. In celebration, we have released a limited re-press of these 12â€s but none of these singles have been released digitally before. Beginning Of The End: The Spectral Sound Singles, which will carry all 19 tracks along with 2 never before released tracks from the EP1/EP2 sessions.

http://www.ghostly.com/releases/beginning-of-the-end

Spectral Sound

SPC-55

formats: Digital

release date: April 29, 2008

Buy This Release

Unreleased Pt. 1

Spectral Sound presents 2 never before released tracks in any format available in the DIGITAL format from the EP1 & 2 sessions.

Reflect back on Matthew Dear’s “microhouse†sound before he started making club “hits†with the Audion Moniker. You can hear the raw talent and unique sound from the early years that has since become his own. The transition from his birth name to Audion made complete sense as he started writing more aggressive, gritty, acid-tinged techno.

http://www.ghostly.com/releases/unreleased-pt.-1

Spectral Sound

SPC-56

formats:

Digital

release date:

April 29, 2008

Buy This Release

About Matthew Dear

You could throw around generous descriptors and any number of genre-locking terms – electronic pop, minimal house, acid techno – but you’d still fail to get to the center of Matt...check out Matthew Dear's page and other releases