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1987 - Mayhemic Destruction Released by Phonogram Records (UK) 20th Anniversary Reissue 2007 The Curse Women in Leather Lebanon Liar Blood Death Hatred Mortal Slaughter Lair Mayhemic Destruction
1989 - Face of Despair Released by Phonogram Records (UK) 20th Anniversary Reissue 2007 I am immortal Voyage of the Disturbed The Infantry Corps For Richer For Poorer Martyrs of Eternity Innocent Torture Suspended Animation H Terminal reward Robbie Soles
1991 - Every Dog has its Day Released by Virgin Records (UK) Inside Out Access Denied Every Dog has its day Side Effect They see no Evil From the Gutter to the Grave Wasted Days Behind the Lies Black Out Price of Peace Rebellious Youth Why?
1997 - Revolution of the Mind Released by Mega Metal Productions Revolution of the Mind Voices Lebanon Terminal Reward Access Denied (Demo) Violation of your Privacy H (Live) Voyage of the Disturbed (Live)
2006 - Out of the Darkness (Maxi Single) Released by Mortal Sin Records Out of the Darkness Out of the Darkness video Lebanon (Live) I am Immortal (Live) Mayhemic Destruction (Live)
2007 - Mortal Thrashing Mad (official Live Bootleg) Released by Mortal Sin Records My Nightmare Out of the Darkness Voyage of the Disturbed Rise or Fall Terminal Reward Lost Within Broken Promises Into the Fire Lebanon I am Immortal Mayhemic Destruction
2007 - An Absence of Faith Released by Armageddon Music Out of the Darkness Deadman Walking Tears of Redemption Before the Bough Breaks Rise or Fall My Nightmare Say Your Prayers Lost Within Eye in the Sky Broken Promises

The Short story about Mat:
I live on the Central Coast of New South Wales with my Wife Diane & Daughter Annelise (Lilith) and 3 Golden Retrievers Zac, Jazz & Belle. I joined Mortal Sin in 1985 after some shorts stints in school type bands. My first band was The Selastic Gaskets (1979), then I sang for Galleon (1980), and Crashed Landing (1980) with (now famous) Guitarist Steve Edmonds. I then hooked up with a band called Fury (1981) which had as its members Greg Smith (Who later formed Addictive), Manuel Tecson and a few other lads from school at Blacktown. We played one gig in a band comp and some parties. I then mucked around with some dudes from Berala who were playing Mainly Judas Priest covers (1982). Can't remember what I did after that, but I in 1984/85 I was jamming with Steve & Mad Mick which was the beginning of what finally ended up as Mortal Sin. I met Wayne Campbell (original Mortal Sin drummer) on a train during a huge thunderstorm, when a lightning strike hit our train. I was on my way home from a rehearsal and he heard some metal coming out of my ghetto blaster. We hooked up and I jammed with his band Wizzard, who were playing Iron Maiden inspired music. The guitarist from Wizzard was Keith Krstin and he and Wayne liked my growling vocals but the other guys from Wizzard wanted more of a Bruce Dickinson type vocal, so Wayne, Keith & Myself began Mortal Sin a week later.
Some other things you probably didn't know about me: I used to publish a monthly Collectibles magazine called Collectorholics. I also published two books about Olympic Pins at the time of the Sydney 2000 Olympics and was widely regarded as the "Guru" of Olympic pin collecting. Stranger than fiction! I am also the longest serving Dream Theater fan in AUSTRALIA. I received a Majesty demo from drummer Mike Portnoy back in 1986, when he asked to purchase "Mayhemic Destruction" after he read about it in Metal Forces magazine and I've been a fan ever since. 20 years!! I met Mike in 1996 when he came to Australia for a drum clinic at Parramatta Golf Club and he signed my demo and was amazed I still had it. Fucking cool drummer!