shannon says:

Breathtaking. Simply beautiful…

Sanch says:

These guys are the hottest group in the world. They play a mean live show too. No computers! They are playing at the Hopetoun this Friday.

BTW the track linked on here is called “Snax” not “Centaur”. :/

Sheila says:

This music is mesmorising.. rejoice Sydney, rejoice Australia!

sanch says:

Jimi somehow i know that there is a version of this track with vocals/rapping which will be released in the coming months. Somehow.

Liv says:

Very well put together. I can hear influences of lamb. Very natural feel for something so produced.
Does music HAVE to be pigeonholed??!!
Dont put vocals in it. Leaving it open without a voice puts the listener in a more personalised state, listening close to the melody and rythum.
Well done… want to hear more of it.

Spectoral says:

Tough to pigeonhole??? There are SO many bands in this genre (which is awesome) that quite frankly I don’t understand why we haven’t ‘until now’ had some artists in Australia break into the ‘mainstream’ and be widely recognised by bloggers and reviewers. The genre is downtempo, triphop, electronica, IDM, whatever you want to call it, it’s fundamentally electronica. Other bands similar to Seekae are Four Tet, Boards Of Canada, Massive Attack, B.Fleischmann, The Postal Service, µ-ziq, at times Squarepusher, Moderat, Wisp, and probably at least 1/3rd of the artists on Warp and Rephlex. It’s time the music industry woke up and started recognising modern IDM / electronica artists as a real, marketable genre — especially in Australia.