Seefeel‘s take on electronic music is not quite like any other outfit’s, and the particularities of their sound were apparent from their earliest output. While their 1993 debut full-length, Quique, is a master stroke of their brand of dubby, dreamy underwater shoegaze shot through with deep bass, the material that made it to several of their EPs that same year is just as powerful. Enter Pure, Impure, an EP that captured three stray tracks of Seefeel’s unique rhythmic and hypnotic dreamscaping, as well as some remixes. “Plainsong” is an upbeat and sprightly tune with the vocals buried deep in the mix, hitting the same stride as some of the more drum machine-reliant tracks on My Bloody Valentine’s Loveless, and the nearly 11-minute-long “Minky Starshine” evolves…

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