Ultra High Frequency Tickets

Ultra High Frequency emerged from Long Island, New York, in 2001, formed by Frank Fussa, Jonny Brown, Chris Johanidesz, and Dennis Joseph. Known for their driving indie rock sound and high-energy live performances, they quickly made their mark on the U.S. scene. While they disbanded in 2007, their music continued to influence members who formed Morning Fuzz, carrying the momentum into the next era of their careers. This artist page covers their history, standout releases, and where to follow the members now.

We’ve got you covered for context, including notable early tours, a CBGB appearance, and connections to acts like Brand New. If you’re exploring the Long Island scene of the early 2000s or tracing the lineage of Morning Fuzz, this page has the essentials.

For fans seeking current updates, note that Ultra High Frequency activity has not been confirmed in 2025. Morning Fuzz remains the active project, with latest releases circulating 2023–2025. For listening and updates, check the official Morning Fuzz site and their social channels.

If you’re planning a nostalgic dive into their discography, you’ll find a concise look at their key releases, including Sun Never Sets in Dramaville and Matter in Time, plus notable singles like 44 Mph and 88 Mph - Need You Around - Takes Time.