Ultra High Frequency release their debut full length CD 'The Sun Never Sets In' Dramaville (Mugshot Records)

NEW YORK (KERRIBLACK PROMOTIONS/ www.uhfmusic.com) - Things are really heating up for the Long Island-based indie, pop-rock band Ultra High Frequency. Recently releasing the highly anticipated debut CD The Sun Never Sets In Dramaville (Mugshot Records LLC,. production by Jason Marcus), this young 4-piece band is receiving rave reviews of their CD in publications such as The Long Island Press, Riftrock and Silent Sky Media. Ultra High Frequency consists of front man/songwriter Frank Fussa (vocals, guitar), Jon Tehel, (guitar, vocals), Chris Johanidesz (bass, vocals), and DJ Jacobs (drums).

Now comes word that Ultra High Frequency has blasted its way on college radio stations and their respected charts. In only the first 3 weeks 'Sun never sets in Dramaville' is currently being charted in the top 30, including such stations as NVWR, WSIA, WUTK, WPMD, WWSP, WGLS, CHYZ, WVVS, WLCA, KCSU, with KFKX and WCCM both charting the album in their top 10! To date, 70 stations have put the record out for play. Ultra High Frequency has already performed live on air on local radio station WLRI with many other live performances to happen.

To help celebrate their recent release, Ultra High Frequency will throw a CD release party and be appearing in concert at a MEANYFEST/KerriBlack show on Friday, September 17. The show will take place at Manhattan's famed Tribeca Rock Club and the band will hit the stage at 10PM. Additionally, the band will perform at a battle of the bands NYU Benefit show for Cystic Fibrosis on Thursday, November 19, 2004. Ultra High Frequency will embark on a spring tour in support of The Sun Never Sets In Dramaville. Tour date information will soon follow.
To get on the guest list for any of the above mentioned shows, request copy for review of The Sun Never Sets In Dramaville, or arrange an interview with the band, please email [email protected]
For more on Ultra High Frequency, go to www.uhfmusic.com.