"Keene and Ounjian released the band’s debut, Around the Bend in the fall of 2007, and drummer Mikey Holland and bassist Erik Wormwood (former members of the Boston grunge outfit Tulsa) joined up in time for their sophomore effort, 2009’s The Sky (Or the Underground).
During 2009, Mean Creek appeared at the SXSW Music festival and toured with Cotton Jones, The Everyday Visuals, The Whigs, and The Features.
The 2009 release of The Sky (Or Underground) garnered the band critical success and favorable reviews, including a win as "New Act of the Year" at the Boston Music Awards.
"[5] In July 2010, they released their new single (The Comedian) digitally and on limited edition 7" vinyl,[6] and had four of their songs featured on the popular MTV show "Teen Mom.
[15][16][17] The band released a 4-song EP, Hemophiliac (produced by John Agnello, known for his work with such acts as Sonic Youth, Dinosaur Jr., and The Hold Steady) as well as a new single, The Land Of Hopes & Dreams.
The EP was originally intended to be a full-length release, but due to a loss of funding, the band was required to scale back and ended up personally financing it.
It was then distributed via Bandcamp, where fans were able to download utilizing the "pay what you can" format popularized by such artists as Radiohead and Amanda Palmer.
[22][23] Almost a year after the release of Youth Companion, the band announced that they would be working on a new studio album called Local Losers.
He has released several EP's including "Levon Helm" 2015, "Love/Joy" 2015, "Hungover & Weird" 2016 with an LP "Panic All The Time" and a split 10" with Boston rockers Courters all due 2017.