DiS-favourites ERRORS return with a fangasmic 4th album, which you can stream in all its glory right here.

With their 4th album the Scottish electro-ish trio have done it again. If you thought Have Some Faith in Magic was just some DFA fanboys rollicking around with their synths, then maybe this follow-up is not for you (and you're clearly a bit wrong in the head, pal). If that sounds like idea of a discoball-packaged praline liquer then step right up.

We could pretend to know all about the record, but we've only heard it a couple of times, and as fun as inventing nonsense genres like 'post-space-disco-rock' is, here's what they (i.e. their 'people') had to say about it in the press release:

Lease of Life is the follow up to Errors’ critically acclaimed 2012 album Have Some Faith In Magic. Formulated on the Hebridean Isle Of Jura - the location where George Orwell wrote Nineteen Eighty-Four and the place where The KLF are rumoured to have burned a million pounds - it’s a bold work borne by the confidence and ambition of a band with a desire to combine the exploration of fresh soundworlds combined with their most accessible, immediate songwriting yet. Lease of Life is also the band’s most cohesive album statement to date: a start-to-finish experience that’s bound by recurring constituents and accomplished craft.

Without further ado, this is what it sounds like:

The album is out on Monday, and you can find pre-order links via the Rock Action records (yes that's Mogwai's label) website.

Tour Dates

You'll find more dates and tickets over on weareerrors.com but for now here are their upcoming UK dates:

26 March - Newcastle, Cluny
27 March - Birmingham, The Rainbow
28 March - Sheffield, Picture House Social
29 March - Leeds, Brudenell Social Club
30 March - Norwich, Arts Centre
31 March - Brighton, Green Door Store
01 April - Cardiff, Clwb Ifor Bach
02 April - London, Oslo
03 April - Bristol, The Exchange
04 April - Manchester, Deaf Institute
10 April - Aberdeen, The Lemon Tree
11 April - Glasgow, Art School

Lastly, here's a reminder of how ruddy ace they are live, from their performance on the DiS stage at The Great Escape a few years ago:

Photo by Christina Kernohan.