Husker Du: Metal Circus 10" (new)
Comprised of guitarist/vocalist Bob Mould, drummer/vocalist Grant Hart, and bassist/vocalist Greg Norton, Husker Du were formed in Minneapolis-St. Paul, circa 1979. Widely regarded as one of the best and most influential American bands, Husker Du's records routinely resided near the top of the college and alternative charts throughout their tenure from 1979-1988. The band impressively followed-up their auspicious 1983 full-length debut Everything Falls Apart with the more tuneful EP Metal Circus later the same year. It finds the band augmenting their hardcore punk roots with poppier melodies and the type of fleshed out songwriting from Mould and Hart that would really hit pay dirt on their 1984 masterpiece Zen Arcade.
Comprised of guitarist/vocalist Bob Mould, drummer/vocalist Grant Hart, and bassist/vocalist Greg Norton, Husker Du were formed in Minneapolis-St. Paul, circa 1979. Widely regarded as one of the best and most influential American bands, Husker Du's records routinely resided near the top of the college and alternative charts throughout their tenure from 1979-1988. The band impressively followed-up their auspicious 1983 full-length debut Everything Falls Apart with the more tuneful EP Metal Circus later the same year. It finds the band augmenting their hardcore punk roots with poppier melodies and the type of fleshed out songwriting from Mould and Hart that would really hit pay dirt on their 1984 masterpiece Zen Arcade.
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Comprised of guitarist/vocalist Bob Mould, drummer/vocalist Grant Hart, and bassist/vocalist Greg Norton, Husker Du were formed in Minneapolis-St. Paul, circa 1979. Widely regarded as one of the best and most influential American bands, Husker Du's records routinely resided near the top of the college and alternative charts throughout their tenure from 1979-1988. The band impressively followed-up their auspicious 1983 full-length debut Everything Falls Apart with the more tuneful EP Metal Circus later the same year. It finds the band augmenting their hardcore punk roots with poppier melodies and the type of fleshed out songwriting from Mould and Hart that would really hit pay dirt on their 1984 masterpiece Zen Arcade.
