https://youtu.be/Jr6VPJgQrwg

Editor's info:
Opening with the emotionally overwrought instrumental “Sunspots,” one thing is clear: Bob Mould is OK with being on his own and can stand on his own merits. Coming hot off the tumultuous break-up of iconic ‘80s punk outfit Hüsker Dü, singer Bob Mould re-invented himself with his first solo effort. ‘Workbook’ chronicles turmoil and bitterness with such authenticity that it can be almost painful to listen to, and therein lies the brilliance of Bob Mould. With contributions from Anton Fier (drums, Golden Palominos), Tony Maimone (bass, Pere Ubu), and Jane Scarpatoni (cello, Tiny Lights), this is an alternative album a folkie can love, a folk album a punk can dig, and just a great record.

Editor's info:
Opening with the emotionally overwrought instrumental “Sunspots,” one thing is clear: Bob Mould is OK with being on his own and can stand on his own merits. Coming hot off the tumultuous break-up of iconic ‘80s punk outfit Hüsker Dü, singer Bob Mould re-invented himself with his first solo effort. ‘Workbook’ chronicles turmoil and bitterness with such authenticity that it can be almost painful to listen to, and therein lies the brilliance of Bob Mould. With contributions from Anton Fier (drums, Golden Palominos), Tony Maimone (bass, Pere Ubu), and Jane Scarpatoni (cello, Tiny Lights), this is an alternative album a folkie can love, a folk album a punk can dig, and just a great record.