The 1985 album "Erring And Errant" is a late-career highlight for Lè Travo, capturing their signature blend of abrasive guitars and urgent vocals. The record showcases the band at their most experimental, pushing the boundaries of their established sound.
- "Erring And Errant" was released on April 12, 1985, by Dark Entries Records. The album features guest vocals from none other than the notorious Blag Dahlia of the Dwarves on the track "Lost and Found." In a surprising turn of events, the record was initially shelved by the label due to creative differences, only to be released months later after a fan petition demanding its release.
- The album was recorded at the legendary Chicago Trax studio with Steve Albini at the helm. While not a commercial success, "Erring And Errant" has since been regarded as a cult classic within the post-punk community.
- The album's title track, "Erring And Errant," became an underground anthem, often played live during the band's final tours. It was a departure from their earlier, more traditional rock arrangements, incorporating elements of industrial and noise music.
Lè Travo was a post-punk band from Chicago. They were known for their raw, often confrontational sound.
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