Mischief Brew
Mischief Brew formed in Seattle in 1999, with Erik Peterson handling vocals and guitar. They released their first album in 2001 and put out records fairly...
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Mischief Brew formed in Seattle in 1999, with Erik Peterson handling vocals and guitar. They released their first album in 2001 and put out records fairly regularly through 2016, including 'The Stone That Kills the Flower' in 2005 and 'Fangs Out' in 2009. The band's lineup included Casey Neal on bass, Alan Day on drums, and for a stretch, Rob Bahr on lead guitar.
Their sound mixed punk with folk elements, sometimes adding banjo or harmonica to the arrangements. Peterson's lyrics could be direct and questioning, as in songs like 'Coffee, God And Cigarettes' and 'A Lawless World'. Their live shows had a reputation for being intense.
They recorded a live album at Seattle's Tractor Tavern in 2010. Their later work, like 2012's 'The Medicine', leaned into darker themes. The band's final studio album was 'Dead Men Don't Lie' in 2016.
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