Category: Devo

Devo’s most underappreciated album is an electronic slap (your mammy) in the face.

Step around the duty and you’ll find half a brilliant album hiding on Devo’s followup to Q&A.

Archival live recordings that plot the band’s meteoric rise from Cleveland to New York City, backwards.

[Kronomyth 8.1] Hi-fi systems men in pairs tape bodies falling down the stairs.

“I think Devo may be the most misunderstood band ever to show up on the planet.” – Gerald Casale, in a 1984 interview…

[Kronomyth 5.2] In the time of oral grave grave legalities of hate.

[Kronomyth 3.01] Smells like teen aroma of undefined love.

A compilation that confirms what most of us already knew: the first two Devo albums were the best.

The second single from New Traditionalists rejected the world, to which the world kindly reciprocated.

[Kronomyth 3.0] The fetter of a greater freedom.

The Devo single that introduced the spudboys to a bewildered world of jocko-homos.

[Kronomyth 5.0] The spud’ring sounds of machines.

[Kronomyth 6.0] Remember, if you care, when it all came down.