Seize is a British electronic band from London. Formed in 1997 by Sandrine Gouriou and Steven Young, the project was originally known as Seize the Day. The duo released its debut recording, the EP Blades, in 1999. Their recording history featured the studio album Lunacy (2000). In 2002, the ensemble was joined by bassist Rosie Harris and the group’s musical style transitioned toward breakbeat and trance. After signing with the Belgian label Alfa Matrix, the band issued the studio recording The Other Side of Your Mind (2003). The record reached number 8 on the German Alternative Charts and the ensemble performed on tours across the United Kingdom and Europe, including a set at the Wave-Gotik-Treffen festival. During 2005, the members performed as the backing band for the group Visage. The ensemble subsequently issued the studio recording Constant Fight (2009). Michel Radermecker and Paul Jeffrey joined the lineup for the release of the record, which featured the single “Who's Your Teacher”.
