UHFSband

UHFSband is an experimental music group known for blending electronic textures with acoustic elements. Formed in Berlin in the early 2010s, the group centers around composer-producer A. Mors and guitarist K. Yamada, with a rotating lineup that has included instrumentalists, field-recordists, and live-visual performers.

The group's sound draws on ambient, glitch, and electroacoustic traditions, using modular synthesizers, tape loops, radio-frequency inspired processing, and live manipulated audio. Performances commonly combine music with generative visuals and light installations, creating immersive environments for audiences.

History and activity have been marked by a focus on studio experimentation and live collaboration. UHFSband released its debut album, Signal Subband, in 2014, followed by Subband Frequencies in 2017 and Spectral Overtones in 2020. The band has performed at independent venues and festivals across Europe and has collaborated with artists such as visual designer L. Chen and dancer M. Ito. In addition to full-length records, UHFSband has issued EPs and contributed to sound installations and site-specific projects.

Reception to UHFSband has been mixed to positive, with critics often describing the work as cerebral and immersive. Reviewers emphasize the group’s willingness to blur boundaries between music and radio-frequency textures, and its influence on a small but noted niche within the experimental electronic scene.