The Quietus — Something For Everybody to be released in June more info

Topix — Devo's new album - its first in 20 years - is coming out June 15. The band responsible for "Whip It'' has come up with a novel way of choosing the songs for the album, which is titled "Something for Everyone.'' Devo has posted 30-second clips from 16... more info

Big Stereo — If I were to make a list of current favs Primary 1 would be very near the top. “Princess” is the latest single due out July 5th for download — the video is obviously Magritte inspired with a touch of future tribal and a pinch of Devo thrown in ... more info

This Scene Is Dead — So I started today with this “new attitude,” to how I’d like to go about my life. Nothing new, as this kind of thing does crop up from time to time with me - with readers who’ve been with TSID a while probably recognising this as a topic from... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Rachel Carr Devo "An aggregate 225,000 people bought tickets to see a [Coachella] roster headlined by Jay-Z, Muse and Gorillaz during the April 16-18 event at the Empire Polo Grounds in Indio. The previous attendance record was set... more info

NME - The Bands Blog — The Dead Weather and Kills singer guides us through the cultural pointers that have shaped her soul   My first album Walt Disney’s Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs “I remember having this kids’ record player covered in denim that my parents bo... more info

MTV.com News — Faith No More, Gorillaz, Pavement and other age-defying acts heat up the desert fest.By Corey Moss Jay-Z performs at Coachella 2010 Photo: Lee Barth INDIO, California — Leave it to the least likely star to grace the Coachella headlining s... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — "Cheeseburger, cheeseburger, pumping gas, what we do is what we do," sang Devo as the headlining act in the Mojave tent at Coachella on Saturday night. And watching the band, which has been around for nearly four decades in a... more info

Pitchfork — Photos by Natalie Kardos and Chris Tuite; Above: Dirty Projectors by Natalie Kardos Day two of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival featured Dirty Projectors, the xx, Girls, Hot Chip, Beach House, MGMT, Flying Lotus, Devo, Major Lazer, Came... more info

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