With their fourth album, Glasgow’s Errors have tuned into the 80s and turned up their synths, resulting in a rounder, more approachable sound, but one that moves the band closer to mainstream synthppop. BY Kevin Scott

“We’ve already started working on material for an album which I’m really excited about because it’s giving us more tracks to explore different elements, we’ve got some really exciting collaborations already lined up for it too.” – James Hamilton

Impressive electronica from Glasgow outfit Machines in Heaven, that melds huge guitar lines with synths and massive bass. – By Kevin Scott

‘New Relics’ is a swift follow-up to Errors’ rather excellent ‘Have Some Faith In Magic’ album, released in March this year. Whilst badged as a ‘mini-album’, ‘New Relics’ is actually in excess of half an hour of new music, and builds on the momentum of …

A challenge: listen to Errors’ debut album on your headphones, walking down the street without nodding your head. It’s impossible. I made my own music video in my head for God’s sake, as I walked – or more accurately, ‘strut-minced’ – my way along the …