Seefeel
Everything Squared
Back after fourteen years with six shimmering new tracks of cathedral reverb and lilting glossolalia
Everything Squared by Seefeel
Seefeel sprung up in 1993 with the release of their debut album off the back of a series of glittering EPs. With each record their style and sound shifted, confounding journalists and record labels alike. They were initially lumped in with shoegaze, post rock, and then IDM, largely due to their Warp and Rephlex associations. Yet none of that quite captures the truly engrossing blend of ambient electronics, pop-adjacent melodies, and mangled but uplifting guitar-slinging that Seefeel were creating.
Everything Squared gives the first glimpse of what Seefeel have been up to since 2011’s eponymous outing. It’s not unusual to wait a while…
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