PERRY FARRELL's SATELLITE PARTY To Release First Single In February

November 10, 2006

Jonathan Cohen of Billboard.com reports that former JANE'S ADDICTION frontman Perry Farrell's new band, the SATELLITE PARTY, will unveil its first single, "Kinky", around Valentine's Day.

The group's Steve Lillywhite-produced debut album, "The Ultra Payloaded Satellite Party", will arrive in March via Columbia.

Farrell said "Kinky", which was written by electronica act HYBRID and features NEW ORDER's Peter Hook on bass, was recorded at the last minute, after the rest of the songs had already been finished.

"Everybody insisted that before we call it an album, we try to cut this song," he said. "So, with their insistence, we did that, and guess what, it's our lead track. This one is just a rager. It's got all those elements I've been working on — fusing rock with strong electronic programming, great virtuosity from the instruments, and lots of vocals — it has it all."

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