Sunshine Rock

After a stretch of dark, searching records, the former Hüsker Dü and Sugar leader uses the familiar power trio configuration to find a little peace.

A major change in perspective has taken place for the former Hüsker Dü man

What good did we, as a society, do to deserve Bob Mould?

U.S. alt.rock icon Bob Mould continues to gild his legacy on Sunshine Rock

It's a pleasure to hear new music from Mould during America’s current cultural crisis. What may surprise you is how violently happy he can sound

A taut collection that fits timelessly into his ever-expanding legacy.

After a run of three outstanding albums in the form of 2012's Silver Age, career-highlight Beauty & Ruin in 2014, and tear-stained gem Patch the Sky in 2016, former Hüsker Dü and Sugar frontman Bob Mould delivers a brighter, bolder rock record than one

The album proves that the tortured-artist path isn’t the only way to great rock ‘n’ roll.

Bob Mould lives defiantly in the present.

Bob Mould revives his old punk spirit without really saying anything new in our review of the loud but constant album 'Sunshine Rock'