
Recorded 27 May 1994 at BBC Maida Vale Studios for John Peel's Radio 1 programme, this session captures Seefeel at a pivotal juncture: one month after the release of the Starethrough EP on Warp Records, and roughly a year before their landmark Warp debut LP Succour (1995). 'Vex' — described by critics as a track of 'thudding, cranky battery' — would later appear on Succour, here rendered in raw live-studio form.…
Occupies a rare convergence point between BBC radio session documentation, UK post-rock, shoegaze-ambient, and early Warp IDM. As Seefeel's only Peel Session, it is a primary archival document of the band's live-studio practice during their most critically significant period (1994–1995), bridging…
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