Artist
Hüsker Dü
Saint Paul, United States · 1979 – 1987
Hüsker Dü is a music group from Saint Paul, United States, active 1979–1987. Their discography on Gatefold includes 18 records.
18
Albums tracked
250
In collections
1979
Since
Biography
Punk/hardcore trio who were formed in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, in January 1979. Hüsker Dü (which means "Do you remember" in Danish and Norwegian, but is actually spelt without diaereses) mixed pop and punk music and consisted of guitarist/vocalist Bob Mould, bassist Greg Norton and drummer/vocalist Grant Hart. They started out as a punk band before gravitating toward hardcore, then expanding into more melodic songs.
After releasing seven albums, Hüsker Dü split in January 1988 due to the growing tensions between Mould and Hart (the two main songwriters in the band), Hart's alcohol and drug problems, and the suicide of the band's manager, David Savoy Jr.
Mould went on to form Sugar, whilst Hart formed Nova Mob with both of them disbanding their respective groups in the mid-'90s and going on to only produce for their solo projects. Norton stepped away the music business for a number of years to become a restaurant owner but returned to performing again in the 2000s.
Grant Hart died of cancer on September 14th 2017.
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Discography
Their records — most-collected first.

Zen Arcade
1984

New Day Rising
1985

Candy Apple Grey
1986

Warehouse: Songs And Stories
1987

Flip Your Wig
1985

Metal Circus
1983

Savage Young Dü
2017

Land Speed Record
1982

Everything Falls Apart And More
1993

The Living End
1994

Eight Miles High
1984

1985: The Miracle Year
2025

Makes No Sense At All / Love Is All Around
1985

Everything Falls Apart
1983

Don't Want To Know If You Are Lonely
2011

Statues
1981

Tonite Longhorn
2023

Sorry Somehow
1986
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