Description

his 11-track set is everything Hüsker Dü fans had always wanted from him: an album full of classic melodies that owed as much to 60s girl groups and catchy Britpop as it did to punk rock and power pop.

As one of the co-leaders of the seminal post-hardcore punk group Hüsker Dü, Grant Hart was one of the most influential musicians of the 80s, blending raw sonic aggression with pop melodies and songs. Following the groups demise in 1987, he launched a solo career that was marked by an erratic work schedule. After releasing one solo album, he formed a trio called Nova Mob in 1989, which released two albums between 1991 and 1994, when Hart became a solo artist again.

His best LP since he parted company with Bob Mould and Greg Norton? Very likely! Jack Rabid, All Music
First time ever on vinyl, remastered for vinyl
Second solo album from Grant Hart (ex-Husker Du) originally released in 1999