Full On The Mouth

Full on the Mouth was an American industrial rock band initially formed during 1992 under the name of Lost Tribe in Flint, Michigan. The band mainly consisted of brothers Dwight Mohrman (vocalist), Grant Mohrman (guitarist), and Andrew Barancik (bassist). They released one album with Pioneer Electronics, Collide, in 1998.

Dwight Mohrman, Grant Mohrman, Andrew Barancik with Ken Capton (drummer), as grunge band Lost Tribe, self-released the Geared to Groove EP in 1992, which notably featured a guest verse by actor and football player Terry Crews. Capton departed from the band soon after, and the remaining three members decided to stay together.
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In 1993, they joined the christian rock band, Leaderdogs for the Blind, which was a solo project by guitarist Lyndon Perry. They were also joined by vocalist Derek Cilibraise. Leaderdogs for the Blind released one album, Lemonade, in 1995 on R.E.X. Music. Shortly afterwards, the band split up, although the trio of Barancik and the Mohrman brothers decided to stick together again. They continued their previous Lost Tribe project, but due to the band's interest in the electronica and industrial genres, they changed the name to Full on the Mouth in 1996. After extensive touring, they then disbanded in 2000.