The song "Uninvited" from the album gained them some success, including alternative radio play and a few months of MTV rotation.
The band then toured nationally with Everclear and No Doubt while also headlining shows and making several television appearances in the United Kingdom.
Unhappy with the label's handling of their album, in 1996 the band began to break away by releasing a 45 single on Deep Elm Records titled "Brainiac" with the flipside "Love Potion No.
RCA Records A&R rep Brian Malouf, after seeing the band play a show at the Continental, expressed interest in signing the group.
In 2010, Kennedy collaborated with Kid Rock on a re-write of the Ultra-V song, "Playboy Mansion," entitled "Cucci Galore."
The album was critically well received and the band performed a handful of shows in New York City as well as the 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C., with Everclear, but shortly thereafter, the group inexplicably disbanded once again.