Seekae: 'We made a record with a computer, that sounds like a band'

The Sydney trio were one step ahead of the EDM movement, so what clues can their new album give to future music sounds?

Few bands court evolution as openly as Seekae. With three years between each of their three albums, the Sydney trio have graduated from a tasting platter of electronic subgenres (2008s The Sound of Trees Falling on People) to an integrated reconciliation of those many threads (2011s +DOME).

Now, with the stunning new LP The Worry, theyve struck an eerie fusion of live instruments and programmed electronics that places newfound focus on vocals and lyrics.

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by Doug Wallen via Electronic music | The Guardian