Seefeel's 1993 debut, "Quique," arrived as a jarring, yet compelling, blend of shoegaze textures and electronic beats, pushing the boundaries of ambient and dance music. The album stands as a landmark in the development of electronic music, anticipating the more experimental side of trip-hop.
- "Quique" was recorded at various studios, including Treatle andidge, with much of it being laid down in a single week in April 1993.
- The album features guest vocals from Tim Simenon of Bomb the Bass on the track "85 times".
- Upon its release, "Quique" received critical acclaim, with Melody Maker calling it "the most important electronic album of the decade".
Seefeel formed in London in 1992, the same year they released their debut single, "Gley". They were a key act in the UK's burgeoning electronic music scene of the early 1990s.
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