William S. Burroughs, Groucho Marx, Studebakers, rare books, Marcel Duchamp, Freemasons, obscure history, diatribes against chain hotels.  Sit down with Grant Hart for even a few minutes and and you might hear about any one of these topics, or perhaps you'll hear about something equally interesting and esoteric.  Chances are it will be one of the most fascinating conversations you've had in some time.  And more than likely, you'll never realize that you're talking to one of the most influential musicians of the past thirty years.

In 1979, Grant Hart, along with Bob Mould and Greg Norton, formed Hüsker Dü in St. Paul, MN, and blazed an entirely new sonic trail never before heard.  Combining the uproarious rage of hardcore punk with the pop melodicism of 60's rock, they created the template that nearly every guitar-based band after them followed, almost single-handedly fabricating the sound that would later be credited to Nirvana and their ilk.  Since their breakup in 1988, Grant has continued to make music and art on his own terms that consistently eschews fads and takes chances.

With Grant Hart as the only interview subject, EVERY EVERYTHING will tell the story of his life, from his beginnings, through his days in Hüsker Dü, and up to the present.  In this feature-length documentary you'll learn his influences, his obsessions, his loves, his passions, his art, his music, and everything in between, leaving no stone unturned.  For the first time ever, you'll hear everything about Grant Hart as told by Grant Hart -- the good, the bad, and the ugly.  Think of it as a rock 'n' roll FOG OF WAR!

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