The band's first album, "Quique", was released in October 1993. Initial recordings for the album were made at home before the band transferred to Falconer Studios in North London, where the recordings were finished and the album mixed. It was mixed and produced by Mark Clifford. On its release, "Quique" was critically acclaimed, and was one of Melody Maker's 'Albums of the Year'. In his review for the "Melody Maker", Simon Reynolds called the album "consummate, a blanched canvas for the imagination". "Spin" magazine's review stated "Seefeel, have struck a sublime groove midway between MBV's sensual tumult and Aphex Twin's ambient serenity" going on to add "you try to squint your ear in order to bring the music into focus, then give up, and just bask in the gorgeous, amorphous glow".