You're Welcome
by ERRORTYPE:11
briantunney
briantunney
I haven’t really been in a listen to music mood for for most of 2020 but this recently discovered Errortype:11 gem gets played a lot. And I think Artie’s songwriting is some of the best to come out of the NY hardcore scene.
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T.M.I
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Drink It Over
03:34
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I Hate You
03:51
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Not "Bad"
03:20
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There’s A Place
04:09
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Hats Off To Jimmy Page
04:59
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about
Errortype:Eleven is a band from NY that put out records from 1998-2001. They were a rock band in the emo scene and an emo band in the rock scene. An anomaly in look, sound and attitude. They didn’t give a shit what anyone thought then, or now. This is a collection of their 2 studio albums, available for the first time on remastered Vinyl as well as an LP of unreleased recordings from various sessions in 2001-2002 that sound like they were recorded yesterday. Great songs are timeless.
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released September 28, 2018
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all rights reserved
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Arctic Rodeo Recordings Hamburg, Germany
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Nov 2023 -
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Aug 2021
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