The band's first release on the label was the 1994 "Starethrough" EP. The four tracks emphasised the electronic side of the band more than previous recordings. The EP included the track 'Spangle' which would be featured on Warp's "Artificial Intelligence II" compilation and in 2009 would appear on the Warp20 compilation "Chosen", being voted in the all-time Top 20 Warp tracks by the label's fans and being one of the choices of Warp founder Steve Beckett. The single "Fracture" was released soon after, along with a video made by Peacock, the band's first. The video would later appear on the DVD WarpVision. Seefeel's first album for Warp, "Succour", was released in 1995. "Succour" incorporated a darker, more abstracted sound than their first album, and while commercially a more difficult record, was nevertheless again well received. Writing in the "NME", Sharon O'Connell stated ""Succour" provides both everything and nothing and is just as much a minefield as a treasure trove. It's beautiful. Be careful". The band played several dates of their own as well as touring alongside Spiritualized. They also recorded a four track session at Maida Vale Studios in London for the John Peel Show on BBC Radio One. Touring, however, took its strain on the band and they embarked on a self-imposed hiatus which, although designed initially as a break, turned into a long absence.