Seefeel
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Seefeel is the name of a British music group. The band formed in 1992 in London, England, when guitarist Mark Clifford and drummer Justin Fletcher met vocalist Sarah Peacock and bassist Darren Seymour. They released their first EPs on the Too Pure label in 1993. Stylistically situated at the intersection of dream pop/shoegaze and ambient techno/IDM, their music has a distinctive sound. This might have contributed to the band getting a contract with the seminal techno label Warp Records in 1994. Since 1996, the band has been on an open-ended hiatus. Its members, however, have continued to release new material under different aliases. In 1996, Scala was formed by Justin Fletcher, Daren Seymour and Sarah Peacock together with Mark van Hoen. Sarah later played slide guitar, keys and b/vox. on January's 2001 album, I Heard Myself In You (on Poptones), and Motion Sickness (on Must Destroy). She currently plays with The Gemma Ray Ritual and The Mighty Shimmering Beasts. Mark Clifford has been releasing solo work since 1995 as Disjecta and Woodenspoon, and formed Sneakster with Sophie Hinkley in 1999.
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[edit] Discography
[edit] Albums
- Quique (Too Pure, 1993)
- Polyfusia (Astralwerks, 1994) (Compilation of the EPs More Like Space and Pure, Impure)
- Succour (Warp Records, 1995)
- CH-VOX (Rephlex, 1996)
[edit] Singles & EPs
- More Like Space (Too Pure, 1993)
- Plainsong EP (Too Pure, 1993)
- Pure, Impure (Too Pure, 1993)
- Time to Find Me (Too Pure, 1993)
- Fracture/Tied (Warp Records, 1994)
- Starethrough (Warp Records, 1994)
[edit] Trivia
In 2003, a remix of the track Spangle (from Starethrough) by Autechre was released on the Polyfusia label. AFX has done two mixes of the track Time to Find Me (from More Like Space). One of these mixes appeared in 2003 on the Aphex Twin compilation 26 Mixes for Cash.
