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Detroit-based producer Matthew Dear wed the figure of the microhouse dj and the
figure of the singer-songwriter in his energetic early singles,
Dog Days (2003) and Anger Management (2003), and on the
vocal tracks of Leave Luck To Heaven (Spectral, 2003), such as
It's Over Now.
The mini-album Backstroke (2004), containing Tide and
Grut Wall, was less successful.
As introduced by the EP Kisses (2004) and
by the 70-minute anthology Suckfish (Spectral, 2005),
Audion is another side of Matthew Dear, the primal, driving, loud,
hardcore side.
The album collects singles and some new material.
It is roughly divided into
more physical (The Pong, Vegetables)
and
more pyschological (Wield, Your Place Or Mine)
pieces, but overall this is a much more straightforward kind of dance music
than the one released under Dear's name.
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