L.A. Times - Entertainment — Few musical partnerships over the last four-plus decades have proved as influential as the one between Devo’s Gerald Casale and Mark Mothersbaugh. Those who just dismissively guffawed — “The geeks with the flower pot hats?!!â€�... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Few musical partnerships over the last four-plus decades have proved as influential as the one between Devo’s Gerald Casale and Mark Mothersbaugh. Those who just dismissively guffawed — “The geeks with the flower pot hats?!!â€�... more info

The Quietus — Group including New Order, Bad Liutenant and Devo associates have released a video for their new single 'Celebrate' more info

NME — The comedian donned a jumpsuit and energy dome in Oakland, California Devo's Mark Mothersbaugh and Fred Armisen Portlandia star Fred Armisen made an appearance at a US festival last night (June 30), when he joined Devo onstage. The comedian and ... more info

NME — ShadowParty will play as part of The Charlatans' North by Northwich Festival Phil Cunningham and Tom Chapman make up half of the new band ShadowParty – a supergroup consisting of Devo, New Order and Verve members – have announced their first... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — É Arenas, “Mar Iguana” (self-released). Best known as the bassist in high-flying Los Angeles band Chicano Batman, Arenas builds his own brand of beat-driven madness on this new 7-inch single and two-song Bandcamp release. Sounding lik... more info

Consequence of Sound — DEVO: The Brand / DEVO: Unmasked boasts special photographs and artwork, as well as exclusive commentary from founding members Gerald Casale and Mark Mothersbaugh. more info

Rolling Stone — Devo members Mark Mothersbaugh and Gerald Casale have assembled a unique chronicle of the pioneering New Wave group. Two new books – Devo: The Brand and Devo: Unmasked – will be packaged together to show the group's trajectory both as a prod... more info

Consequence of Sound — Plus: Mudhoney, Dwarves, La Shok's first live performance in 15 years, The Mummies, and John Waters. more info

Rolling Stone — There wasn't a lot of love for Devo in the early 1990s. The pioneering New Wave act probably felt they reached rock bottom when their 1988 effort Total Devo peaked at Number 189 on the charts, but then they faced the indignity of witnessing 1990... more info