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The Innocence Mission is a four piece band based in Lancaster, PA. The band consists of Karen Peris (Vocals - Guitar), Don Peris (Guitars - Vocals), Mike Bitts (Bass), and Steve Brown (Drums). The band was formed when the members met during a Catholic school production of "Godspell". They became more well-known when one of their songs, the Mazzy Star-esque "Bright as Yellow", was used in the soundtrack for the movie, Empire Records. They prefer not to tour large venues opting to play small clubs.

Discography

• Tending the Rose Garden (1986)
• The Innocence Mission (1989)
• Umbrella (1991)
• Glow (1995)
• Birds of My Neighborhood (1999)
• Christ Is My Hope (2000)
• Small Planes (2001)
• Befriended (2003)
• Now the Day is Over (2004)

Singles

• 1989, "Back Sheep Wall" (#22 on US Modern Rock Tracks chart).
• 1995, "Bright As Yellow"
• 1999, "The Lakes Of Canada"
• 2004, "One For Sorrow, Two For Joy"

External links

• Official Homepage

• The Innocence Mission Discography 2.0 -- A fansite with excellent resources

• The Innocence Mission: A fansite.

• The Innocence Mission News & FAQ Site

• The Innocence Mission's "Courtyard" (Fansite)

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