Description:	CD on Rock Action
	Format:	CD
	Genre(s):	Experimental Indie
	Label:	Rock Action
	Price:	£7.69
	Availability:	Dispatched within 2-5 days (on average).

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...according to our Phil on 29 May 2008.

OK I finally get to hear some Errors stuff. I'm not massively familiar with their gear. I'm sure I've heard it before but I can't remember... We hear a lot of music but it never bodes well for me when I don't remember something. 'It's Not Something But It Is Like Whatever' is on CD and LP on Rock Action factfinders. Musically it's a bit like a more post rock Notwist at times.... instrumental post rock with some interesting electronics chucked over it. Well it's not just randomly chucked over it. It has it's place and it fits quite nicely in with the music and now I'm actually sat down listening to it I'm quite enjoying it. Ample charms it has.... oh yes... A nice slant on the post rock genre which is getting a bit tired these days.

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What their label says...

Errors are pleased to announce the release of their debut album. Entitled ’It’s not something, but it is like whatever’ the record features 9 brand new tracks in addition to last year’s limited edition single Salut! France and will be released on Mogwai’s Rock Action Records on June 2.
Whilst managing to retain the elements of new-wave and acid-house that marked their early ’Hans Herman’ 7" and EP ’How Clean Is Your Acid House?’ this new material represents a natural progression and evolution in Errors’ sound that so far has seen the band touted as natural successors to the mantle currently held by the likes of Battles, Hot Chip and LCD Soundsystem.

PREVIOUS PRESS:
- DJ: “A curious mix of indie, electro, no-wave, pop and electronica, this might just be the Errors’ year”
- ROCK SOUND: “Touted by some as the British Battles, Errors’ sound owes more to house music.you’ll dance, you’ll smile, you’ll dance some more."

TRACKLISTING: Dance Music, National Prism, Salut! France, Still Game, Toes, Crystal Maze, Cutlery Drawer, Pump, The Bagpipes, A Lot Of The Things You Don’t Isn’t