would be breaking up after their final show on September 24, 2005, as a part of the I'll Fight Fest presented by The Salvation Army. The show was performed with The O.C. Supertones who were also in the midst of a final tour. In 2009, the band got back together and in 2012, they released The Sinner's Songbook. In 2012, they did a short tour with Five Iron Frenzy, but have remained inactive in the past several years due to the band member's work schedules and family life. Post break up Nate Sjogren has played drums in several other projects including Dead By Sunday, The Paper Sound, and the singer/songwriter James Stephen. In December 2007, Todd, along with wife Sarah, welcomed their first child, a girl named Harper Rose Miesch. Both mother and baby are doing fine. In January 2008 Todd Miesch received his first official teaching job teaching for Stoney Creek High School in Rochester, Michigan. Michael Lloyd now lives in Los Angeles, and is currently working in the film industry. Nate and Beau work together at the Genesis church in Royal Oak, MI. Joe works as a police officer now. Reunion During 2011, The Insyderz launched a kickstarter campaign to fund their next album, The Sinner's Songbook, and succeeded in raising the funds to do so. In April 2012 The Insyderz began recording at Al Sutton's Rustbelt Studio in Royal Oak, MI with Producer/Engineer Eric Hoegemeyer, and released The Sinner's Songbook publicly on Labor Day, September 3, 2012. The band played some sporadic local shows during this time, which sometimes featured fill-in trombone players, including Kenny Plont, formerly of A Billion Ernies. However, trombone duties were usually performed by Tim Reynolds. Matt Darcie and John Miller played guitar and bass in the band during their reunion as well. Members Former Joe Yerke – vocals Matt Darcie – guitar John Miller – bass guitar Nate Sjogren – drums Alan Brown – cornet Tim Reynolds – trombone Bram Roberts – trumpet Doug Engle – Trombone Pedro Zapata Hernandez – trombone Michael Lloyd – guitar Beau McCarthy – bass guitar Stephen Emrich – violin, vocals Todd Miesch – drums (left 1997) Mike Rowland – trombone (left 1998) Kyle Wasil – guitar (left 2000) Sang Kim – trombone (left 2004) Discography 1996: Rockin' the Hubcat (7" vinyl w/ 33 1/3 spindle hole. Plays at 45 rpm from the inside out) 1997: Motor