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For the Bulgarian punk/ska band see MID

1) Swedish trallpunk band, formed in 1990 by Rolf Carlson (vocals/guitar), Peter Grehn (drums/vocals) and Jonas Johnsson (bass). Initially it was just a fun project, but since the reception was so good at their first show, they didn't split up as they first had intended.
In '91 they recorded their first demo "Från idioternas stad". The same year Robin "Benan" Engström joined the band on second guitar.
In '93 Jonas was replaced by KB and they recorded the self-released ep "Aldrig en EG" ("Never an EC", a play on Asta Kask's "Aldrig en LP"). It was released in early '94 and sold much better than expected.
In '95 the CD "Från idioternas stad" (not a re-recording of the demo, despite having the same name) was recorded, self-released just as the previous record. They also appeared on the compilation "Röjarskivan 2", with their most well-known song "Vet din mamma att du super".
KB moved away to study, and the band decided to not replace him but instead Rolf took over the bass, Grehn the guitar and Benan the drums.
In '96 they released "M.I.D.Sommar" ("M.I.D.Summer"), and appeared on Röjarskivan 3 as well as two other compilations.
In 2000 the 3-song CD "Snart 30..." ("Almost 30...") was recorded, and released the next year.
In 2004 the band recorded nine new songs (one cover). Their own songs were released as "Vet din pappa...", the cover on the comp. "Röjarskivan 6".
In 2010 the new song "Livet är här" was released for free on Second Class Kids http://www.secondclasskids.com

2) This is also the name of the group Mixs International DJ, who worked on the soundtrack for the anime "Infinite Ryvius" (無限のリヴァイアス)
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