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Mormon in the Middle had its humble beginnings in the Fall of 2001. Arriving from all different musical backgrounds, with the bass player and drummer originating from punk sensation Forty Cent Face and the two guitar players being old friends from the middle school years, the boys soon recognized their talent and soon formed the band we all know and love. Becoming known as "Mormon in the Middle", or simply "MIM", with Cove being Mormon, and yes, in the Middle, the boys soon developed a small, but devoted fan base all over North County. As their show list grows, so does the fans' love for the band. Some call them "emo", others prefer "pop/punk", but the boys of MIM don't live by a label. They do play the music for the fans, but mostly its for themselves. Music is a way of letting emotions fly, as one can see in a live MIM show. Jumps, spins, and the all-too-often broken guitar strap are common sight at a MIM show.

In need of an EP to spread their music to the rest of the planet, the boys have headed into the studio to record their first EP, "Stay at Home". This will include such fan favorites as "Glory Days" and "It's Not Enough" (www.mp3.com), but it will mostly consist of raw material that is previously unrecorded, but tend to be fan favorites at the shows.

While other bands may do it all for the money or the fans or whatever it may be, know this: The boys of MIM do it all for themselves.

The members of MIM are: Kellen Asebroek (vocals/guitar), Cove Reber (bass/vocals), Joey Bradford (guitar), and Victor Wilson (drums). Attend a MIM show, and you will see this talented group of guys put on a show you will never forget, you will see that they possess something more than the ordinary high school band.

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