Музыка и песни Mould, Bob / Mould, Bob на CD

In the winter of 2019, Bob Mould bucked the era's despair with his most melodic, upbeat album in ages, Sunshine Rock. Cut to spring of 2020, and he has this to say: We're really in deep shit now. That sentiment informs the new full-length album,

Artist: Bob Mould Label: Merge Records

Record Label: Chrome Dreams Style: Alternative Rock

New album by ex-Hüsker-Dü-singer Bob Mould supported by Brendan Canty (Fugazi), David Barbe (Sugar), Matt Hammon (Bob Mould Band) and Amy Domingues (Garland Of Hours). Style: Rock

the former hüsker dü man convinces with alternative rock at its best. the new album he continues the sound of his solo albums and the ones with his band sugar. Feat. Brendan Canty (Fugazi) and Amy Domingue on cello. intense, groovy, straight music with po Record Label: Beggars Banquet/ Beggars Group Style: Electronica

Record Label: Demon / Edsel Style: Rock

As a general rule, punks don’t enter their silver age especially gracefully. Once they learn more than three chords or get some, God forbid, ambition, they tend to fade into respectability or redundancy, either hitting a creative holding pattern (the members of X) or reneging on their own youthful outrage (the members of Green Day). After nearly 30 years in the music business—30 years that have seen the rise of college rock in the ’80s, alt rock in the ’90s, and indie rock in the 2000s—Mould is still fighting hard to be heard and taken seriously, and if that means Silver Age strains for aggression and outrage, that only adds to the overall effect of a punk legend who won’t go gently. For all his roots in ‘80s punk, Silver Age is an album for the digital era, which means it never lets up long enough for you to flip sides. The songs just drive right through side one into side two. It’s dense with guitars, which typically pummel and pound without letting up. “Star Machine” is abrasive; “Angels Rearrange” anthemic; “Fugue State” is somehow both. Occasionally, it becomes oppressively intense, especially considering that his voice is so buried in the mix that it’s easy to forget he’s even there. Still, there’s always something innervating about Mould in this punk setting, when the songs seem to propel themselves and he somehow finds a home in the maelstrom. Record Label: Demon / Edsel Style: Rock