Seekae - The Sound of Trees Falling On People
Another album which I've been listening to lately is the debut release by Sydney electronic outfit, Seekae. So early in their career, I would hardly have expected them to have an album, let alone one with 18 fully developed tracks. Their music is some sort of dramatic techno, mixing strange electronic clippings with looping keyboard melodies. I'm only just getting into it, but already I'm discovering an incredibly diverse array of sounds. My current favourite, Void, sees them really live up to 'Shoegaze' tag that they use on their myspace. I've always appreciated the way good electronic artists can build emotion without the need for lyrics and Seekae do just that. I'm not quite sure what they're doing in terms of distributing this album (anyone?), but they have a launch on Dec 10th at the Hoey, so I'm sure you'll be able to find out then.
Void
And just as I was writing this, I discovered another favourite (perhaps I should have listened more before writing this!). This one features some truly awesome keyboard sounds coming from every direction. I hope you guys don't mind me posting two tracks.
Halley Wars

4 comments:
I recently came across your blog and have been reading along. I thought I would leave my first comment. I don't know what to say except that I have enjoyed reading. Nice blog. I will keep visiting this blog very often.
Sharon
http://www.autoloans101.info
haha I came to say the same thing as Joshua/Sharon [?].
I chose this entry because I thought that it was funny that you apologized for adding more awesome music.
I searched for "The Middle East (band)" on google and your blog came up. too bad the song [Blood] was gone.
Very nice blog here. Keep up the good work. I'll visit often.
haha thanks Zay. and thanks to you too sharon. even though you are a confused spam bot, i appreciate your kind words.
i can put that track back up if you wish. sadly i annoyed my hosting company and i've been reduced to jumping from one free account to another. woe is life!
seekae are distributing the album through myspace. they have a paypal/credit card option so you can buy it for $15 (incl. postage). cheap for some good stuff
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