Ultra Dolphins complete recording of full-length, plan summer release

Philly/NY/Richmond-based Ultra Dolphins have wrapped up work on their debut full length, Mar which is set for release in the summer via Robotic Empire.

The band worked on the album at The Recorditorium in rural Virginia with engineer Jason
laFerrera (VCR, Gregor Samsa, Wow, Owls!) and began work on the album in the summer of 2005. Bassist/vocalist Tim Morris described the album:

It was
the most challenging, and ultimately rewarding, experience I've ever
had in the studio. It was a long process of trying to execute all
these new, challenging ideas we had -- particularly new vocal ideas --
while still creating music that reflects what we are as a live band.

[It lies] somewhere amidst The Boredoms,
Rites Of Spring, and Smashing Pumpkins.

The album follows the band's recent release, Why Are You Laugh, a remastered
collection of six previously released songs, mainly recorded at DC's
legendary Inner Ear Studios (Fugazi, The Nation Of Ulysses)