Name: Have Some Faith In Magic
Brand: Errors

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rockact65cd

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Limited edition

Release date

2012-01-30

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PIAS

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1 / CD / Extended format: No / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

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Errors

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Errors are an electronic/indie/post-rock band hailing from Glasgow, Scotland. With a unique blend of genres, they have carved out their own distinct sound in the music industry.

The band consists of *Simon Ward* on guitars, synths, programming, and percussion; *Steev Livingstone* on synths, guitars, programming, and vocals; and *James Hamilton* on drums. Together, they create captivating melodies that push the boundaries of traditional music.

Throughout their career, Errors have collaborated with talented artists such as *George Pringle*, *Bek Olivia*, and *Cecelia Stamp*, who lend their exceptional vocal abilities to enhance the band's sonic landscape.

Signed to Rock Action Records label, Errors continue to captivate audiences with their experimental approach to music. Drawing inspiration from various genres including post-rock and indie rock, they have garnered a dedicated following around the world.

after a brief but hugely-influential time away errors return with 'have some faith in magic,' on rock action records; their third album, it counts as far and away their greatest shift in sound yet, heralding in a sound of serenely cosmo-gazing sugar-tipped pop; previously hinted at with spring single 'magna encarta'. a group who emerged at the tale end of a period when anything purely-instrumental and guitar- based became lazily tagged 'post-rock,' errors have now distanced themselves from that loose genre so much that any fleeting comparison to it is now completely redundant. 'have some faith in magic' is an lp of sprawling pop, with delicious hooks applied liberally across post-electro scatterings; a complete turn away from previously lauded albums 'it's not something but it is like whatever,' and last year's 'come down with me' - not least with vocals now being included prominently for the first time.

Have Some Faith In Magic

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