IDM Mailing Archive

On Wed, 22 Oct 1997 robert.merlak@ri.tel.hr wrote:

quoted 4 lines np : seefeel : ch-vox

> np : seefeel : ch-vox > > Can anyone point me towards a Seefeel discography, or other similar > releases one who likes swirly, warm electronic music might like...?

Try: Locust - (esp. Weathered Well) Ecstasy of St Theresa - Free D Slowdive - 5EP aka In Mind Biosphere - Polar Sequences / Patashnik Silvania - Delay Tambor / Paisaje III Disjecta + maybe Spoonfed Hybrid - Hibernation Shock ... Robin

On Thu, 23 Oct 1997, Robin Fargher wrote:

quoted 4 lines Can anyone point me towards a Seefeel discography, or other similar

> > Can anyone point me towards a Seefeel discography, or other similar > > releases one who likes swirly, warm electronic music might like...? > > Ecstasy of St Theresa - Free D

Oooooh, yeah! Pulled this out for a sleepy-time listen a few nights ago. I;d forgotten how lovely this is. Anyone know what happened to these people? I've got the full-length and two EPs by them, but haven't seen anything since then. I assume they split, but did any of them move on to other projects?

quoted 1 line Disjecta

> Disjecta

I don't know if I'd recommend this for someone looking for stuff similar to Seefeel's "warm and swirly" side. It's more like thier cold & clanky stuff. Greg

someone was looking for music similar to seefeel. i recommend bowery electric's _beat_ (and the double-CD of remixes, _vertigo_). it's less dubby, but i think their heart's in the same place - lovely guitar haze, nifty beats and beautiful female vox (not as beautiful as ms. peacock's, but then most aren't). [grievous@netaxs.com] [http://www.netaxs.com/~grievous/]

quoted 10 lines Hmmm.... I am intrigued by seefeel. I have one of their discs,

> Hmmm.... I am intrigued by seefeel. I have one of their discs, > "quique." I like > the textures, but the beats are a little too repetitive (i.e. > static, no changes) for me. > Plus the beat sounds are not well done... cheezy. But the > melodies are nice... is their > later work good? Could you point me to a disc to get? > > -dave >

If you live in the states, you can't go wrong with "Polyfusia" (Astralwerks). It's a collection of tracks from a couple of their EP's (the names escape me at the moment), and it has some remixes by AFX. Very nice. :)

quoted 10 lines Hmmm.... I am intrigued by seefeel. I have one of their discs,

> Hmmm.... I am intrigued by seefeel. I have one of their discs, > "quique." I like > the textures, but the beats are a little too repetitive (i.e. > static, no changes) for me. > Plus the beat sounds are not well done... cheezy. But the > melodies are nice... is their > later work good? Could you point me to a disc to get? > > -dave >

If you live in the states, you can't go wrong with "Polyfusia" (Astralwerks). It's a collection of tracks from a couple of their EP's (the names escape me at the moment), and it has some remixes by AFX. Very nice. :)

On Fri, 13 Aug 1999, David O'Toole wrote:

quoted 12 lines Though I've known of him for years I've just in the past week realized he

> >Though I've known of him for years I've just in the past week realized he > >is one of the greatest artists out there (to me). He joins the select few > >of acts I completely go gaga for.. Seefeel, Oval. Which reminds me.. > >latter-day Seefeel and earlier Oval are also very warm and dark in places, > >you might enjoy them also. > > Hmmm.... I am intrigued by seefeel. I have one of their discs, "quique." I like > the textures, but the beats are a little too repetitive (i.e. static, no changes) for me. > Plus the beat sounds are not well done... cheezy. But the melodies are nice... is their > later work good? Could you point me to a disc to get? > > -dave

If you can get a chance to sample a little Disjecta (they had some ep's and an LP in '96 or so) or Woodenspoon (had a Warp 12" in 95 or 96), you might like the slightly more mixed-up beats there. I think both of those are somehow Seefeel-related projects anyway... very similar mood at least. Solenoid