(Warner Bros)"It's all the same/there's nothing new," sing Devo on their first record in 20 years, proving their capacity for arch self-parody remains intact. Indeed, Something for Everybody suggests they may have been cryogenically frozen in 1990, so little do they mess with their old shtick of serrated riffs, pulsing beats and sloganeering. A postmodern comment on societal inertia or simply a band rehashing their one idea? It's a moot point because as "Human Rocket " attests, they still get th...
Guardian Music — (Warner Bros)"It's all the same/there's nothing new," sing Devo on their first record in 20 years, proving their capacity for arch self-parody remains intact. Indeed, Som... more info
Brooklyn Vegan — Devo's new album, Something for Everybody, is out today (6/15) and streaming online in the form of a Cat Listening Party, which runs till 8pm PST (11pm EST). According to... more info
Big Apple Music Scene — Usually listening parties are exclusive affairs for a select few of devoted fans. But Devo, in all their weird 80s brilliance, decided to livestream their VIP listening p... more info