Seefeel

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The band's self-titled fourth album was their first in nearly 15 years, marking a reunion and return to Warp Records with a new lineup. The record is a dense and often abrasive work, fusing heavily processed live drums and bass with glitchy electronics, dissonant textures, and Sarah Peacock's ethereal vocals. It's a complex and challenging evolution of their sound, reasserting their place at the forefront of experimental music.