Middle of Nowhere (song)

"Middle of Nowhere" is a song by Canadian indie rock band Hot Hot Heat and is taken from their second album, Elevator. The song was released in the UK and US as the second single from Elevator on July 18, 2005.

The song reached #23 on the U.S. Hot Modern Rock Tracks chart, as well as reaching a high of #47 in the UK Singles Chart.

This song was featured in USA's show, "Psych", in episode 10 of season 1, entitled "From Earth To Starbucks", in two scenes, both in Tom Blair's Pub. The first was at the beginning of the show, when Shawn Spencer (James Roday is on a date with a woman who has just got out of a relationship and his subsequent conversation with Carlton "Lassie" Lassiter (Timothy Omundson) regarding the latter's separation anniversary. The Second occurrence is also set in Tom Blair's Pub, in the closing shot, when Shawn joins his father, Henry Spencer (Corbin Bernsen), for a beer at the bar.

This song was also featured in The CW's show, One Tree Hill, in episode 21 of season 3, entitled "Over the Hills and Far Away", during the re-enactments of Nathan and Haley's relationship.

Hot Hot Heat

Steve Bays Paul Hawley Parker Bossley Luke Paquin

Former members	Matthew Marnik Jimmy Sweet Dante DeCaro Dustin Hawthorne

Studio albums	Make Up the Breakdown (2002) Elevator (2005) Happiness Ltd. (2007) Future Breeds (2010) Hot Hot Heat (2016)

EPs	4 Song 7" (1999) Hot Hot Heat Split the Red Light Sting (2000) 3 Song 7" (2001) Knock Knock Knock (2002)

Compilations	Scenes One Through Thirteen (2001)

Singles	"Bandages" (2003) "No, Not Now" (2003) "Talk to Me, Dance with Me" (2003) "Island of the Honest Man" (2005) "Goodnight Goodnight" (2005) "Middle of Nowhere" (2005) "Christmas Day in the Sun" (2005) "Give Up?" (2007) "Let Me In" (2007) "Harmonicas & Tambourines" (2007) "21@12" (2010) "Kid Who Stays in the Picture" (2016)

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