Devo

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

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

Warner Bros. chose this song first from Freedom, and I’d say they got it right.

Rock and roll isn’t dead on Devo’s third album, it’s just been assimilated by the Borg.

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

A little something that Warner Bros. whipped up from the Warfield show to make money.

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

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

You say poh-tay-to and I say pooh-tit-bac.

The fickle finger of single selection pointed next to this song from Oh, No! It’s Devo.

With Devo now a caricature of themselves, de-evolution was complete.

The band’s two mail-order muzak cassettes now available on one disc for your shopping convenience.