ULTRAVISIT

Outside the linear rock scenes, ULTRAVISIT is littered with inventive orchestrations. An evocative blend of industrial sonic, digital rhythms and pop conventions piece together the cinematic sounds of ULTRAVISIT.

With an eclectic array of sampling, tape loops, and other studio savvy, Vancouver’s ULTRAVISIT is blowing a blast of fresh air through a genre that has been stifled by copycat bands.

The core sound of digital experimentation fused with true alternative rock allows their music to scream through the window of opportunity. Front man and lyricist Chris Crumley explains: "The samples remove the boundaries of traditional ‘Rock and Roll’ and allow us to create beyond those limits."

All elements of ULTRAVISIT crash together with Crumley’s vocals bouncing off the raw chords of Tom Stuhlsatz and back boned by digital and drum beat super freak Chris Dang.   The undeniable chemistry between the members has brought together several different musical styles from the Chemical Brothers to Garbage to Radiohead to Massive Attack.

ULTRAVISIT captured their sonic barrages on their first EP titled "Interminable Procession." The first single "Deletha Fell" gained notable attention with its addition to Vancouver's CFOX Radio (99.3 FM), The F-Spot.

They fuse new songs together as they absorb from all other genres and styles. Experimenting with new sounds and trying new directions is the spine of this group and in that lies the magic of ULTRAVISIT