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EP1This EP of all new material focuses on Matthew Dear's evolving flair for dancefloor compositions, molding his spare techno into a free form collection of house tinged gems. Tracks like "Laguna Madre" threaten disco with filters and quirky bass while still maintaining an inclination for the obscure. After taking a brief stint from Ghostly International Spectral Sound to release material on Berlin's heavily touted Perlon label (Jabberjaw) and Richie

lightening into a suite of sun-drenched textures and constantly unraveling song structures – a sonic imprint that only grows and blossoms as the album progresses

Beams delights in thoughtful leftfield juxtapositions: the leathery

melodies masquerade as rhythms

The classic

but the overall result is of a certain peace

a churning mammoth of grimy devastation

It's no secret that Chicago invented house music decades ago

DMX Krew contribute the bouncy electro-pop of ‘Lies Inside’

Ryan Crosson’s “Don’t Look Further” traffics in rickety cosmic soul with a two-ton thump in the low end and Lee Curtiss’ “Life Lessons” sees the Detroit producer reign it all in for a muted exercise in claps-and-kicks minimalism

Cotton delivers the housey "Mahogany" which clears the ashes left behind from the A-side with a brisk groove that moves inwards without breaking a sweat

and drum kit darting in and out among the synths and samples

Limited edition white vinyl is exclusive to The Ghostly Store and limited to 250 units

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