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Sunday, February 17, 2019

Dave Pirner Still Carries The Torch

July 18, 2018July 19, 2018 Jedd Beaudoin 0 Comments Bob Mould, Dave Pirner, Minneapolis, Omnivore Recordings, Soul Asylum, Twin/Tone

Soul Asylum Frontman Talks Twin/Tone Reissues And Finding Unity In Squalor

Punk Remembrance

Remembering Grant Hart

September 14, 2017July 17, 2018 Ken Kurson 0 Comments Bob Mould, Grant Hart, Husker Du

Husker Du drummer and Nova Mob singer was 54

Punk Rock

Portlandia Star Fred Armisen Joins Bob Mould On Stage at the Bowery Ballroom

March 5, 2013August 14, 2018 Ken Kurson 2 Comments Bob Mould, Fred Armisen, Portlandia

Fred Armisen, star of Portlandia and SNL, joined Bob Mould on stage for three encores. (Ken Kurson) One of the reasons I don’t see live music much anymore (in addition to all the reasons that come with being a grumpy old tossup, such as “it’s too damn loud”) is that the era of smartphones has undone the very reason live performance exists. The notion of a

Punk

Bob Mould, Punk Pop Polymath

February 26, 2013July 19, 2018 Ken Kurson 0 Comments Bob Mould, Husker Du

Bob 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