Hüsker Dü Prep Archival Live Album
Tonite Longhorn collects rare live recordings from the band’s early days
Read moreTonite Longhorn collects rare live recordings from the band’s early days
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Read more“It was a dream come true,” Armisen said. “A fucking dream come true.”
Read moreBob Mould and his band—Jason Narducy on bass, Jon Wurster on drums—are joined by Fred Armisen at the Bowery Ballroom, February 27, 2013. (Ken Kurson) Bob Mould is the Ben Franklin of indie pop. Founding member and driving force of ’80s punk trio Hüsker Dü (whose influence resonates today through Foo Fighters and Ryan Adams), Mould has succeeded at everything he’s tried, and he’s tried a lot. Credits include the
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