Seefeel is a pioneering British band formed in London in 1992, known for fusing elements of shoegaze, ambient, electronica, and post-rock into a distinctive and influential sound. Centered around core members Mark Clifford and Sarah Peacock, with crucial early contributions from Justin Fletcher and Daren Seymour, Seefeel emerged from the UK’s vibrant early-90s underground, drawing on both the ethereal guitar textures of bands like My Bloody Valentine and the emergent aesthetics of electronic music. Their debut album "Quique" (1993) earned them critical acclaim for its innovative blend of processed guitars, hypnotic rhythms, and ethereal vocals.

Signing to Warp Records, Seefeel continued to evolve with releases such as "Succour" (1995), incorporating more pronounced electronic and experimental influences, aligning them with the forward-thinking sounds of the IDM and post-rock scenes. Over the years, their music has left an indelible mark on genres such as ambient techno and experimental rock, influencing artists across the spectrum, while their sporadic activity and releases, including a well-received 2011 self-titled album, have reinforced their enduring status as a cult favorite within avant-garde and electronic music circles.