Rating: ****
With the daft, verbose album title, Errors are presumably launching a pre-emptive strike at the music journalists who will try to categorise their sound in the coming weeks and months. The point being that the Glasgow band are too disparate for the old name-that-genre ploy. Sure, they’re electro, but they’re also post-rock, math rock, [...]
Posts Tagged as ‘Errors’
May 30, 2008
Errors - It’s not something but it is like whatever
May 1, 2008
Clinic, Errors, RememberRemember @ Cabaret Voltaire, 27 Apr
RememberRemember’s (***) Graeme Ronald chose his new musical moniker wisely, because by the end of every ’song’ (in the loosest possible sense) the minimalist sequences and percussive noises are not live but recorded, looped, the stuff of memory. He may not be the first to compose and perform in this multi-layering manner, but with his [...]
April 29, 2008
Interview: Errors
Anyone who has trawled MySpace in search of good music and been met by band after mundane indie band will know that it is acts that offer something a bit different (like Errors) that make it all at least semi-worthwhile. A year ago, maybe more, it was the track Mr Milk that made me sit [...]
April 21, 2008
Triptych, R.I.P.
There are perhaps more serious things to lament than the death of a mere music festival, but then Triptych is/was no mere music festival. This weekend it bows out with a typically diverse barrage of gigs across Scotland, and I at least plan to attend the Clinic show, with Errors and RememberRemember in support, at Cabaret Voltaire [...]
