Erase Errata’s newest record, their third album and their first on the Kill Rock Stars label, Nightlife, is the sole audible note that takes on the fiery political climate and the banal musical climate that truly follows in the footsteps of the revolution started by DNA, Mars, James Chance, and others. They are the first true second generation No Wave band.   Full text...

'Nightlife' is a record that demands to be heard, for not only is it Erase Errata's best album yet, but also one of the finest to emerge from the leftfield this year.  Full text...

Erase Errata might not be as playful as they once were, but they're much better.  Full text...

Erase Errata's third and best long player -- and it deserves closer attention.  Full text...

The twelve songs of Nightlife rattle by the listener with alarming speed, and at only thirty minutes long the record seems to be over just as soon as its begun.  Full text...

The problem with Nightlife is that, with the exception of “Hotel Suicide,” nothing really stands out.  Full text...