bob Mould
District Line

One thing about growing old after being a legend (or the nearest approximation of what is and isn’t a legend) is that the opportunities to relax arti...

Don't tell the indie rockers, but Bob Mould has fully made the transition to shiny, happy, gay man. Anyone who reads his blog knows that the 47-year...

For all the talk of Bob Mould's return to form—i.e. alternative guitar-rock—on 2005's Body Of Song, the album had plenty of the electronic elements th...

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To most people who have heard of him, Bob Mould is synonymous with two great American bands (Hüsker Dü and Sugar) and an anguished, melodic brand of ...

A lot has changed for Bob Mould since he led the great Minneapolis punk band Hüsker Dü to underground legend during the Reagan administration. After t...

No other artist who emerged from America's early 80s hardcore punk scene can boast a CV quite as bizarre as Bob Mould. His career went seriously off-p...

Bob Mould etched a musical line in the sand when he embraced his gayness and started exploring electronica in the late ‘90s. Who knows what came first...

"Growing old, it's hard to be/ An angry young man," this ex — Hüsker Dü guitarist sings here, during a quiet bridge in the quite enraged "Return to Du...

Post-punk and dance music would logically appear uneasy bedfellows, but that has yet to stop Bob Mould from attempts at perfecting their union. Distri...