on social media, i decided to stop following most people i know.  instead, i just like artists record labels magazines restaurants authors djs etc.  this dj posted a track that showed up in my news feed last week.  i had no recollection of who this eomac person was.  i didn't have any music in my library from eomac.  the track he posted was one that he did for a recent comp that also new unreleased music by kangding ray, who's one of my favorites.  my interest was piqued.  i began to dig.  the track was great.  the comp was great.  i grabbed it.  i hit eomac's discog page.  i am really into full length records by electronic artists.  a full length takes a lot of work, especially to make one that's really good, one that's fully rideable front to back.  most are happy just producing singles.  and that's fine, if you're a dj or a club goer.  but if you listen to most of your music all day at home and at work non-stop, singles become too much work.  i am presently trying to educate myself in reverse chronological order.  by that i mean, i like to see what appeals to me among that which is current first.  i can't really tell if stuff sounds dated if i don't know what's going on now, goes my thinking.  i can't really feel like i can get a gague on what stands the test of time and what doesn't if i don't know the current climate.  so, this full length right here, spectre, is from 2014.  that's like iphone 5S territory.  ancient history.  so, not expecting much, i youtubed this.  i was barely ten seconds in when bells rang inside my head.  i need this, i thought.  this has classic material written all over it.  dig it.  

_mink nun