Errors
By Euan Wallace • Feb 3rd, 2012 • Category: jrbigLike fine wine and fine cheese, some things get better with age. But in the case of Errors’ new album, it seems some things get better very quickly and with stunning results.
Like fine wine and fine cheese, some things get better with age. But in the case of Errors’ new album, it seems some things get better very quickly and with stunning results.
Five years on since the much-loved Uncle John & Whitelock released their debut album and ensconced their status as cult heroes, former frontman Jacob Yates (formerly Lovatt) returns with his new assortment of tortured souls, The Pearly Gate Lock Pickers.
A Torn Mind’s debut EP ‘Barriers’ revealed the Livingston band as well-versed students of prog rock, ably clearing the artistic hurdles that such a genre requires.
In some sort of parallel universe where everything was average, Casanatra would be the ideal band.
Harper Simon seems content not to cast off the shackles of his famous father to the extent that you wonder what the point of his music is.