Heatmiser's 1996 album "Mic City Sons" is their final studio release, capturing the band in a moment of transition between Elliott Smith's burgeoning solo career and the band's own independent trajectory.
- "Mic City Sons" was released on October 15, 1996, by Caroline Records.
- The album was produced by Tim Kimsey, known for his work with bands like the Afghan Whigs.
- While not a commercial breakthrough, "Mic City Sons" is considered by many fans to be a more focused and cohesive effort than their previous album, "Cop and Speeder."
Heatmiser was an alternative rock band formed in Portland, Oregon, in 1992, featuring Elliott Smith on guitar and vocals. The band was active between Smith's solo releases, serving as a more aggressive outlet for his songwriting.
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