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Originally intended as a tour-only special release, its national distribution changed everything for the premier Minneapolis hip-hop crewalmost immediately
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The Minneapolis punk legend rages and reflects on life in 2020
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Jim Sullivan recounts his history of conversation with the English art pop great
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Read an interview with the sorely missed Hüsker Dü drummer from 2009
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By 1985, Hüsker Dü reached the point of no return in succumbing to their pop sensibilities
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Songwriter-producer-bandleader — and friend-father-husband — felled by cancer
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The second full-length from the second band led by Bob Mould found the Minneapolis punk pioneer in peak form
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A look inside the new box set celebrating The Mats’ most polarizing album
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As Bob Mould continues to enjoy his best life as a solo artist in 2019, his 1989 solo debut remains his most enigmatic
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Hüsker Dü’s Greg Norton joins Twin Cities rock trio Porcupine, greatness ensues
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An unrepentant Bob Mould keeps to his calling
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Husker Du drummer and Nova Mob singer was 54
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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 lot. Credits include the
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