Compositions for the Young & Old, Part 21 | Bob Mould, “District Line” (2008)
Mould follows Body of Song with another everything-but-the-kitchen-sink album of rockers, acoustic weepers, and electronica bleepers.
Up Around The Bend
Compositions for the Young & Old, Part 20 | Blowoff, “Blowoff” (2006)
Bob Mould’s years of electronic experimentation come to fruition on this excellent collaboration with DJ Richard Morel.
Compositions for the Young & Old, Pt. 19 | Bob Mould, “Body of Song” (2005)
Returning from a long regrouping period, Mould learns how to rock again.
Compositions for the Young & Old, Interlude | The Big Show
Mike and Jason finally check in with their thoughts on Bob Mould’s 2014 Old Rock House concert as the “Compositions for the Young & Old” series roars back to life.
Be Here Now | The End of Britpop?
The Brothers Gallagher always championed themselves as the saviors of rock and the biggest band since the Beatles, and for a short time, they were.
Compositions for the Young & Old, Interlude | The Important Part
It’s why we’re all here.
Compositions for the Young & Old, Pt. 18 | LoudBomb, “Long Playing Grooves” (2002)
Following up the rock/techno hybrid Modulate, Bob unleashes an album of pure electronica under his anagram nom de DJ.
Compositions for the Young & Old, Pt. 17 | Bob Mould, “Modulate” (2002)
Bob returns from a four-year hiatus by going full-on techno on his electronica/rock hybrid LP Modulate, but does he succeed?
Compositions for the Young & Old, Pt. 16 | Bob Mould, “The Last Dog and Pony Show” (1998)
Bob decides to (briefly) say farewell to rock music, but not before taking a well-deserved victory lap.
Compositions for the Young & Old, Pt. 15 | Bob Mould, “Bob Mould” (1996)
Sugar dissolves and Bob returns to his solo roots on his very personal self-titled release.