Bob Mould's Sugar Remasters Copper Blue
. Sugar front-man Bob Mould supervised every detail of the release, including the remastering and the all new artwork and design. Copper Blue sold over 250,000 units upon its original release and received overwhelming industry and media praise. Rolling Stone christened it "thunderous"; Vogue dubbed it "smashing". NME would ultimately name it their 1992 Album of the Year. The release comes just a week after the June 15 publishing of Bob Mould's new autobiography "See A Little Light: The Trail of Rage and Melody". The book offers readers an intimate look into the fast and hard life of an American rock legend. From his early years in rural New York, living with an alcoholic parent, his years as a successful rock star, his deeply personal struggles with addiction and his inquiries into self-discovery as a gay man
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