My Midnight Creeps were a Norwegian rock band from Oslo, Norway, that formed in 2003. The ensemble was fronted by the Madrugada guitarist Robert Burås and the Ricochets guitarist Alex Kloster-Jensen and are famous for their critically acclaimed studio recording Histamin (2007). Their lineup consisted of the tenor saxophonist Dag Stiberg, the drummer Behzad Farazollahi, the percussionist Anders Møller, the bassist Raymond Jensen, and the keyboardist Mikael Lindqvist. They achieved professional recognition in 2005 with their eponymous debut studio recording My Midnight Creeps. Their second studio recording, Histamin, received a 6 out of 6 points review from the newspaper Verdens Gang and won the Spellemannprisen and the Alarmprisen in the rock category in 2007. Following the death of Burås in 2007, the ensemble disbanded. In 2011, the remaining members, with the exception of Jensen, formed the project Kitchie Kitchie Ki Me O alongside the bassist Frode Jacobsen.
