Subject: Husker Du

• Annual Retentive

  The 10 best rock 'n' roll records of '99

  December 23, 1999

• Master of Puppets

  Curt Kirkwood is the heart, soul and everything else of the Meat Puppets, no matter who's in the band

  September 7, 2000

• Hello, Cleveland!

  A pseudo-Michael Stipe shares what's on his MP3 player

  January 3, 2008

• Amazon Trots out Their "100 Greatest Indie Rock Albums of All Time"

  Amazon takes their shot at indie rock's 100 greatest albumsThe fine folks over at amazon.com decided that the time was ripe to assemble a list of the best indie rock albums of all time. Indie rock is a genre either really easy to define or kind of confusing to define, but that sentiment did not hold back amazon.com as their staff writers compiled their massive list. It is a sight to behold and it includes some impressive (and not so impressive) albums. Revel in the glory of the list after the j

  April 1, 2009

• No Age

  March 5, 2009

• North Stars

  Feeling Minnesota at Marquee

  November 29, 2007

• Unsane

  Heavy fuel

  June 7, 2007

• Richard Thompson

  Strumming in the wind

  March 8, 2007

• Buzzcocks

  Hey! You got sex in my music

  July 20, 2006

• Another Look at a Legend

  October 6, 2005

• Bob Mould

  Body of Song
  (Yep Roc)

  July 21, 2005

• Bear vs. Shark

  Hear them before they're even more famous

  March 10, 2005

• Marrying the Mainstream

  December 30, 2004

• Outrageous Cherry

  December 23, 2004

• I ♥ Bono

  November 25, 2004

• Old School

  April 15, 2004

• No Depression – Revisited

  The reissue of Uncle Tupelo's albums offers the world a chance to ponder how 'alt-country' got started

  May 1, 2003

• The Gulf Between

  When these soldiers became writers, the pen becomes very mighty indeed

  April 17, 2003

• Let It Blast

  Listen up, punk: New Bomb Turks are bawdy, bold and sick of whiners

  September 19, 2002

• Off the 'Mats

  No, the Replacements aren't getting back together. Yet.

  May 9, 2002

• Bob Mould

  Modulate (Granary Music)

  April 18, 2002

• Hart to Heart

  Former Hüsker Dü drummer/songwriter is content to be quiet, independent and alone

  March 14, 2002

• Moth Balls

  Burton Barr Library opens its doors to high-volume rock

  January 10, 2002

• Band Aid

  Ronald Reagan was president, Michael Jackson and Phil Collins ruled the charts and a bunch of little rock bands were changing lives

  September 20, 2001

• Loud, White and Blue

  After four attempts at recording an album, the Loud Americans are finally getting heard

  July 19, 2001

• Sigur Ros, Defacto, and Jon Auer

  Svefn-G-Englar (PIAS), 456132015 (Grand Royal), and 6 1/2 (Pattern 25)

  July 5, 2001

• Geddy Lee

  My Favorite Headache (Atlantic)

  January 18, 2001

• Here Comes the Sickness

  Surviving the big grunge blowup, Mudhoney takes a final bow before hanging it up for good . . . sort of

  January 11, 2001

• Long Time, No CD

  More than two years after the release of its debut, Gloritone sates fans with a stopgap disc of demo material

  October 19, 2000

• Various artists

  Lookout! Freakout: 2000 Sampler Compilation (Lookout! Records)

  August 31, 2000

• American Dream

  Speedbuggy USA: guns, booze, hicks and chicks

  July 27, 2000

• The Promise Ring

  Electric Pink
  (Jade Tree Records)

  June 8, 2000

• The Wipers' Clean Slate

  Greg Sage's legendary postpunk outfit has been comfortable nonexisting in Phoenix for the past 10 years and has a new CD to prove it

  May 4, 2000

• Plain Folk

  Roger McGuinn, still a Byrd man, doesn't wanna be a rock 'n' roll star

  April 6, 2000

• Hey, Come On!

  Shunning the mantle of rock 'n' roll saviors, Verbena overcomes internal chaos to prove there's still some life left in three chords and an attitude

  March 16, 2000

• On the Dark Side

  Indie rockers Death Takes a Holiday make meaningful music out of Satan, despair and their own righteous anger

  February 10, 2000

• Living the Blues

  Local blues crusader Bob Corritore turns his boyhood dreams into reality

  September 9, 1999

• HART COPYNOVA MOB ISN'T HUSKER DU, BUT IT MAY SOUND FAMILIAR

  September 29, 1994

• The Thermals

  May 21, 2009

• The Thermals

  May 21, 2009

• Nothington at the Phix: A private performance

  by Frances Michelle Lopez​        I don't think I have ever paid $10 to see a punk band before. Growing up, I was raised with that $5 or no one turned away sort of punk rock mentality, the kind of ideal that hardcore forefathers like Ian MacKaye had deeply instilled in this vast and ever-changing D.I.Y culture. Places back home in Los Angeles like the Smell and Pehrspace still live up to that standard while smaller venues like the Trunk Space and Modifie

  October 15, 2009