Bob Mould and J. Robbins

J. Robbins, a staple of the D.C. punk scene, fronted Jawbox and Burning Airlines. Renowned for sharp guitar work, his producing credits include the Dismemberment Plan.

Bob Mould, born in Malone, NY, co-founded Hüsker Dü, merging hardcore punk with melodic pop on albums like "Zen Arcade." Post-split, he pursued a solo career with "Workbook" and later formed Sugar, producing hits like "Copper Blue." Known for blending rock with electronic influences, Mould won acclaim for works like "Silver Age." Collaborating with artists like Fugazi's Brendan Canty, his career is marked by a return to fierce alt-rock with "Blue Hearts," critiquing political and social issues.