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The Errorplains

The errorplains, currently one of the most left-field electro outfits in London have officially launched their new single 'Girls in Boys Clothes'. Described as "The Cramps doing a rave" and "electro death-pop tuned to the key of gabba", the new single will be available via www.tunetribe.com on July 11th. 'Girls in boys’ clothes’ is the first record the band has released as ‘The Errorplains’.

The band’s last single ‘Fever’, released under the pseudonym ‘The Messiah Complex’, was played on MTV2 and by Zane Lowe on BBC Radio 1 and selected by Bethan Eflyn (Radio1) as her choice in oneClick’s 12 best records of 2004.

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After being kicked out of The Martini Henry Rifles and Shooting at Unarmed Men, Chris' Etches & Jay Jones, deciding that if no one else wants them then, they would to form a two piece electro rock and roll band. The ERRORPLAINS made their live debut early 2006, at what was to become their spiritual home, the infamous JUNK Club in Southend. After the death of JUNK, they built a live reputation playing shows with other Southend bands such as The Horrors, XX Teens and These New Puritans.