bob mould Archive
15 Feb 2022
30 Days Out, February 2022 #2: Rev. Peyton’s Big Damn Band, Jill Sobule, Pimps of Pompe, Bob Mould
I endeavor to shine a light on local artists in “30 Days Out.” This time I only cover one of those, because the touring acts coming to town are so […]
27 Oct 2021
More from My Chat With Bob Mould (Part 2 of 2)
Continued from Part One… Your current rhythm section of Wurster and Narducy has now lasted longer, even, than Hüsker Dü did. What makes this trio work in ways that others […]
26 Oct 2021
More from My Chat With Bob Mould (Part 1 of 2)
If I had a bucket list, a conversation with Bob Mould would have certainly been on it. And I realized that goal recently when I interviewed Mould (formerly of Sugar […]
25 Oct 2021
Bob Mould Wears ‘Blue Hearts’ on His Sleeve
Listening to Bob Mould’s music – his more than a dozen solo albums, his releases leading Sugar in the ’90s, and especially the run of six albums he made with […]
20 Nov 2019
Your Favorite Thing: Sugar’s ‘File Under: Easy Listening’ at 25
By the time Bob Mould debuted his rock trio Sugar in 1992, he was a well-known figure in music. With his previous group, Hüsker Dü, Mould had been a key […]
10 May 2016
Album Mini-review: Bob Mould — Patch the Sky
File next to: Hüsker Dü, Sugar, Dinosaur Jr. Bob Mould is that rarest of creatures: a songwriter who can write impassioned, heartfelt lyrics, wrap them inside ear-candy melodies, and deliver […]