Errors

Touted as the natural successors to the mantle currently held by the likes of Battles, Hot Chip and LCD Soundsystem, post-electro band Errors formed in Glasgow in 2004, a union between Simon Ward, Stephen Livingtone and Greg Paterson.
Errors merge spiky new-wave guitars with deep bass-y Acids sounds with a knack for melody and pop hooks beyond their years. Errors manage to retain the elements of new-wave and acid-house that marked their early releases and build on it; a merge of angular guitars, spiralling, euphoric synths and informed dance sounds underpinned by truly mesmerising beats and rhythms in expansive, ambitious style.

Eighteen months on from the afrobeat-inspired robotic disco of Come Down With Me Errors return with their third full length album Have Some Faith In Magic on January 30th 2012 through Rock Action records – an album that once and for all dismisses the overly regurgitated “post-rock” tag. It’s their firmest move yet towards something that over the past few years the Glaswegian four-piece has always hinted at: Errors have just gone and made a pop record.