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Articles tagged "erase errata" Events ReviewErase Errataby Patty Chung[18.Apr.07] :. There are two kinds of bands in this world, those that shamelessly ride the gravy train and those that strive to make their own tiny permutative mark in music history. Which one will Erase Errata become? Featured Article Music ReviewErase Errata: Nightlifeby Ryan McDermott[28.Jul.06] :. Unlike many bands today that are taking cues from older bands, Erase Errata really know how to be influenced without having the influence take over their sound.  Music ReviewErase Errata: Dancing Machine: Erase Errata Remix Record (EP)by Matt Gonzales[21.Aug.03] :. Erase Errata have said that their erratic, glass-shattering noise is meant to be dance music. Don’t believe them. It’s panic attack music. It’s epileptic seizure music.  Music ReviewErase Errata: Other Animalsby Rob Horning[25.Mar.03] :. Their roots are less with the post-punk war-horses like the Gang of Four and Devo, and more with LiLiput, the Swiss feminist band from the early ‘80s. Like LiLiput, Erase Errata makes the form their music takes a political statement in itself.  Music ReviewErase Errata: At Crystal Palaceby Devon Powers[8.Jan.03] :. There’s a moment in “CA Viewing”—the second song off the second record from the first band to give women a meaningful place in this post-punk revival brouhaha—where... |
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