Seefeel

I know next to nothing about Seefeel. They existed wholely within a timeframe when music was the farthest thing from my mind. But once I did discover them near the end of last century I was smitten (well, at least a tiny little bit).

I'd read somewhere that they made electronic music without the use of synthesisers! I have no idea if this is true (all the time) but the results are certainly electronic, flooded with effects and echo and reverb. And loops - don't forget the loops, will you? It may be hard to get them out of your mind once you've heard them. And 'dub' - you won't be forgetting that either as it's an omnipresent thud to underline it all.

Unfortunately, I can really only recommend their album "Quique" as the one you'd need to buy(if you still can - I got mine through CDUniverse in 1999). It has the standard elements that they use in all their recordings but the repititions are better and the chord progressions are wonderfull instead of being just slightly interesting.

2 mp3s from this album then:

Filter Dub (8mb)
Imperial (6mb)

The main seefeel page is here which has all the links you can possibly find and even more audio for your listening pleasure.