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I'm fairly sure that this has happened, thanks to various postings on MySpace and edits to this Wiki entry added by someone who appears to be band member Vanessa Best. However, we need more solid references to support this. I've currently flagged the news with "citation needed" as a stopgap, but if anyone has access to more formal sources could they please cite them formally? - Dann Chinn (talk) 12:04, 26 June 2010 (UTC)[reply]
I found Ultrasound's album 'Play For Today' in HMV today (27th November 2012) and found they're performing at the Leadmill nightclub on the 7th of December (2012). This is brilliant and shocking news, because I used to listen to them when I was back in school in Leicester (I'm now in Sheffield for a bit). Their first song Welfare State sounds like a celebration for the band's financial difficulty being subsidised by government support, which sends a hopeful message to people when we normally hear about how terrible the country is, despite the evidence not being very apparent. The next song is called Beautiful Sadness and is a pleasant rocky plod-along with more nice sound effects. I always liked the balance between the singer's voices. I'm enjoying it a lot. I still remember my WOW face when I first heard the intro to their first album, Everything Picture. Wow! The drums and things and sounds. Wow! — Preceding unsigned comment added by 82.47.220.98 (talk) 22:20, 27 November 2012 (UTC)[reply]
