Stilettos, Caked-on Makeup and Loud Rock Music in the Morning - Los Angeles rock band Undercurrent to Appear on Morning Television

Los Angeles-based rock band Undercurrent to appear as guests on Q Television's Morning Show 'Brunch' on Friday, October 15th, 2005

(PRWEB) October 14, 2005 -- Still on a quest for inner peace and enlightenment, Undercurrent has been performing countless shows in and around Hollywood, California. Their track record consists of several shows at The Cat Club, The Roxy Theatre, The Knitting Factory and The Joint amongst others. They ventured outside of the Sunset Strip and played and the famous Universal Citywalk's BB Kings in Universal City, CA. on October 6th.

Their next stop is on live television program "Brunch," part talk show and part sitcom with hosts Honey Labrador of Queer Eye for the Straight Girl and Scott Withers.

The televison appearance coincides with the release of their debut self-titled album online, which includes songs "Hot Thing" and "Down From Love". Online, people can listen to and purchase the album, view the music video directed by award-winning director Erin Strater and see countless live performance and studio pictures of the band. Erin Strater also creatively consults with the band on a regular basis, and orchestrated the design of the album cover and website. "Erin introduced us to artist C. Finley, the artist who supplied designs for The Bravery," says Rachel Car, sultry lead vocalist for Undercurrent. "Finley's artwork is wild. The band is pleased to have her and Erin contribute to the album design."

Rachel Car, lead vocalist/songwriter, George Wabisca, lead guitarist/songwriter, JoAnn Fabrizio, bass and J.L., drummer, are back in the studio currently recording their second album titled "Both Ways," due out later this year. A return to decadence, the provacatively designed website, www.undercurrentla.com, is constantly updated with new material, news, pictures and videos.

Undercurrent will continue performing around Los Angeles and appear on Q Television at 9am PST/12pm EST on October 15, 2005.

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