"Leave Luck to Heaven" is an early Matthew Dear album that found him exploring a more direct, house-inflected sound than some of his more experimental earlier works. It serves as a notable entry in the catalog of Spectral Sound, a label key to the development of American minimal techno.
- The album was released on November 18, 2003, by Spectral Sound.
- Matthew Dear released other EPs and albums on Spectral Sound around this time, including under the moniker False, which was also associated with the label.
- This album predates Dear's more widely known work as Audion and his more synth-pop oriented albums as Matthew Dear.
Matthew Dear is a multifaceted electronic musician from Detroit known for his work across house, techno, and experimental genres. In 2003, he released "Leave Luck to Heaven," solidifying his position within the burgeoning microhouse and minimal techno scenes.
Tracklist
