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We caught up with him to talk songwriting, civic pride, and roving bear discos. Bob Mould performs the Sugar album Copper Blue on Friday, Feb. 24, at Bottom of the Hill. 7 p.m. , advance tickets sold out. Sign up for the Music Newsletter: Keep your...
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But indie rock's still the main attraction. This year's headliners include festival veterans the Flaming Lips and Bob Mould , who will each unroll full album performances: the Lips will take on 1999's "The Soft Bulletin" tonight, with Mould set to...
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When: 8 p.m. , Tues. 2/21 Where: Zellerbach Hall, Bancroft Way and Telegraph Ave. , Berkeley Music Noise Pop SF's favorite indie music festival celebrates its 20th year with another bang-up lineup. Noise Pop is bringing back the old (Built to Spill,...
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Keys. To find that kind of soul and emotion lodged in the bizzaro, cutting-edge soundscapes of the future beat scene is something quite special. Also special: Tonight's release party for The Ache is free. Given Kmeto's current trajectory, that's...
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Mould of Husker Du, Sugar and his eponymous albums, has announced some scattered dates in celebration of the 20th anniversary of the seminal Sugar album, Copper Blue. If you haven't heard it, you can find out why it was so widely acclaimed on Spotify or...
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Mould's past is a nice place to visit, but he doesn't want to live there. Unlike many of his '80s and '90s cohorts who've endlessly rehashed former triumphs for gold or glory, the onetime H£sker D£ and Sugar frontman is happy to acknowledge where he's...
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Both Kinney and Fier have settled into their roles as post-fame underdogs in the secret history of American alt-rock, but here songs such as "Never Gonna Change," "Set In Stone," and "Bird" shed any semblance of the arty or collegiate pop affiliations...
About Bob Mould
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Bob Mould (born Robert Arthur Mould, October 16, 1960, Malone, New York) is an American musician, principally known for his work as guitarist, vocalist and songwriter for alternative rock bands Hüsker Dü in the 1980s and Sugar in the 1990s. Full Article
