(Alternative Rock / Emo / Indie Rock / Post-Hardcore) Errortype:11 (Errortype:Eleven, ET:11) - Дискография / Discography (5 Releases + Splits with Gameface, Hundred Reasons & Hell Is For Heroes, Demos & Other) (1997-2018), MP3, 128-320 kbps

Errortype:11's eponymous debut (also known as Some.Six) on Some Records (the record label started by Walter Schreifels, who played in many New York hardcore and post-hardcore bands, most notably Youth Of Today, Gorilla Biscuits and Quicksand) was recorded in seven days in Ray Martin's makeshift Operating Room. The album was heralded by numerous bands, fanzines, and the occasional trade magazine as one of the best new albums of 1998.
Amplified To Rock, the band's second album and last release on Some Records, was produced by John Agnello (Dinosaur Jr., Sonic Youth, Screaming Trees), who was impressed by the band after working with them on the interim EP the band recorded for Crank! Records in July 1999.
The strength of their records coupled with a reputation for their energetic live performances led to tours with Samiam, Gameface, Grade, At the Drive-In, Shades Apart, The Dismemberment Plan and many others, helping Errortype:11 build a strong national and European fan base. Their touring success was made evident by the long lines surrounding local club stops such as the Mercury Lounge and Brownies in New York City, as well as other East Coast rock and roll stomping grounds.
After disbanding in 2002, band members Arthur Shepherd (Bad Trip, Mind Over Matter, World's Fastest Car, Gay for Johnny Depp, God Fires Man, Primitive Weapons, Unwed, Ageist), Adam Marino (Saetia) and Ti Kreck ([Damn] This Desert Air) went on to form Instruction.
The band played a one-off reunion shows in 2009 and 2012, and reunited again in 2018 to supporting release a collection of their 2 studio albums, available for the first time on remastered vinyl as well as an LP of unreleased recordings (You’re Welcome) from various sessions in 2001-2002. Since then Errortype:11 continues to perform live and also works on new music.