Sunday, August 24, 2008

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Errors - It's Not Like Something But It Is Like Whatever


Errors
very title of the album of the Glasgow mathrock "Errors" shows that they do not like texts. However, the example shows Foals that you can have with minimalist lyrics mass success. The mass success Errors have probably not because they are much less than the Indie Foals. Much less indie. By that I mean to say that the influences of pop in the Errors very low and they are limited to less lines of text as above mentioned example. Errors do not sing. The album of the four boys is still a secret, probably an eternal, but the music of the Scots is just great. Great guitar "riffs" and guitar passages, brilliant melodies and also the influence of Afro-beat is clearly visible. The singing in this text I have mentioned many times probably, and I myself come from something bizarre that I had in terms of a band that had absolutely no singer, this verb use as often. But even in this case is the singing to mention again, because on Track 7, "Catlery Drawer" to the chant of a woman is used as a stylistic device, which is sometimes refreshingly different when you hear no other album in the whole song. Here are the errors even sound almost a bit like the French lo-fi indie band The Teenagers. In general the Glasgow, the mixture is achieved - louder tracks like "Salut France!" And quieter as perfect, "Crystal Maze" complement, d
he is a synthesizer in places where you would expect, and where he still undoubtedly belongs.

Errors - Salut! France
Dir: Danny McConnell

are the only weak point of the 10-track LP that much too long songs "Pump" and "A Lot of Things You Do not Is not". You notice here that write the four long songs deliberately did what they probably do not seem to lie. Overall I give 8.5/10 points.

Errors at Amazon.de: Not available from Amazon.de
Errors on the iTunes Store: http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?id=279849222&s=143443

http://weareerrors.com
http://myspace.com/weareerrors

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