The 1991 album "Swandive" showcases Bullet Lavolta's penchant for dissonant guitar work and anxious vocal delivery. This record marks a particular moment of raw, unpolished energy in their discography.
- "Swandive" was recorded at Idful Studios in Chicago with producer Steve Albini. The album followed their 1989 release "The Gun That Pulls." It was released on Legacy Recordings.
- The lead single from "Swandive," "Black Eyed Dog," received moderate airplay on college radio. Alternative Press described the album as "a cathartic and often brutal listening experience."
- Bullet Lavolta disbanded in 1994, with members going on to form other projects within the Chicago independent music scene. "Swandive" remains a significant, albeit challenging, entry in their limited catalog.
Bullet Lavolta is a band from Chicago, known for their blend of post-punk and noise rock. "Swandive" was released in 1991, a period of increasing stylistic experimentation for the band.
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