Errorsmith is the moniker of Berlin-based electronic music producer and sound designer Erik Wiegand, whose artistic career has been punctuated by an intrepid exploration of the outer fringes of dance music. Wiegand debuted as Errorsmith in the late 1990s and quickly made a name for himself with his innovative approach to electronic music, characterized by playful, yet precise, manipulation of synthetic sounds. His music often blends elements of techno, dancehall, and various experimental genres, forming an idiosyncratic style that defies easy categorization.

In the years following his emergence, Errorsmith has released a series of influential recordings that showcase his distinctive approach to rhythm and timbre. "Errorsmith #1" and "Errorsmith #2," his initial forays into the music scene, displayed his penchant for crafting unconventional sonic textures. With releases like the "Protogravity EP," and "Near Disco Dawn," he further cemented his reputation for producing tracks that are as rhythmically complex as they are sonically adventurous. Errorsmith's 2017 album "Superlative Fatigue"—his first full-length in 13 years—and the single "Allaby / Airbag" are considered high points in his oeuvre, reflecting both his technical mastery and his whimsical approach to electronic music composition. Throughout his career, Errorsmith has remained at the vanguard of electronic music, challenging and invigorating dance floors with his singular sound.