Seefeel ˇ

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Biography ˇ

Seefeel signed to Warp in 1994 after releasing a well-received debut album on Too Pure, Quique. They were originally bracketed in the music press as part of the shoegaze scene, viewed as an extension of the approach taken by bands such as My Bloody Valentine. However the band’s incorporation of dance and dub music influences, and overt use of samplers, led to them also being linked to the emerging ‘electronic home listening’ sound, codified by the Warp label on their Artificial Intelligence compilation. This was reinforced when Aphex Twin (a big Seefeel fan) did two different remixes of “Time To Find Me” for free, on the agreement that they would make a record for his Rephlex label, a promise they eventually fulfilled with (Ch-Vox). They were also closely associated with Cocteau Twins, who also championed the band, inviting Seefeel to record in their September Sound studio and taking them on tour as an opening act. The relationship was cemented further when Mark Clifford remixed four of their tracks for the Otherness EP, and toured with the band, performing a live remix segment as part of the Milk & Kisses tour.