Bob Mould
Bob Mould · 1996
40 min · 10 tracks · alternative rock · punk · post-hardcore
A raw blend of punk energy and introspective lyrics paints Mould's conflicted emotional landscape.
Why this album works
The album garnered critical acclaim for its authenticity and rawness, solidifying Bob Mould's reputation as a pivotal figure in alternative rock. It also showcases Mould's evolution as a solo artist, influencing a generation of musicians grappling with similar themes of angst and introspection in their work.
- Best for
- steady mid-tempo emotional exploration introspective lyrics for deep listening raw energy with reflective moments
- Context
- Released on April 30, 1996, 'Bob Mould' marked a significant moment in Mould's solo career following his departure from the influential band Sugar. This self-titled album comes after his previous release, 'File Under: Easy Listening', showcasing a shift towards more personal and candid songwriting as he explored themes of identity and disillusionment.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Moby· Beck· Green Day· Linkin Park· Nine Inch Nails· Neil Young· Lana Del Rey· Sonic Youth
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Anymore Time Between 5:41
- 2 I Hate Alternative Rock Standout 2:55
- 3 Fort Knox, King Solomon 3:34
- 4 Next Time That You Leave Standout 3:57
- 5 Egøverride Standout 3:54
- 6 Thumbtack 4:59
- 7 Hair Stew 4:04
- 8 Deep Karma Canyon 3:01
- 9 Art Crisis 3:27
- 10 Roll Over and Die 5:11
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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