Bob Mould Pours Some Sugar on the Interface
Post-punk legend Bob Mould needs little introduction. His contributions to independent music are nearly immeasurable, with influences in punk, house, hardcore and even whimsical acoustic numbers. And there's no stopping him yet. "[Electronica] is the stuff that I really tune in to a little more so than the guitar rock these days," he told Spinner when he stopped by the Interface. "DJing has really forced me to be a very active music fan."Mould delivered a career-overview performanc with a pair of new tunes from his latest solo effort, 'District Line,' plus a rare acoustic rendition of Hüsker Dü's 'Makes No Sense at All' and Sugar's 'If I Can't Change Your Mind.' Download the performances and watch Mould speak candidly about his career and time spent working with the WCW, after the jump.
Download or subscribe to the Interface podcast for Bob Mould's entire live performance and interview. Video podcast requires iTunes 6 or higher and MP3 podcast is audio only.
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· 'Again and Again'
· 'Circles'
· 'If I Can't Change Your Mind'
· 'Makes No Sense at All'
· Interview
Posted by Mike Spinella on May 30th 2008 3:00PM
Filed under: MP3, The Interface










