Get ready to dust off your Energy Domes: Devo have revealed their new album, Something for Everybody, will finally arrive on June 15th. The reunited new wave band’s summer LP comes two decades after ...

The title to Devo’s latest album Something for Everybody, its first in 20 years, is a sly nod to the fact that its track listing was decided via an on-line focus group of fans and media personnel. In ...

“Pioneers who got scalped” is the way Devo think of themselves, their jerky new-wave rhythms having been co-opted into pop’s DNA. On their first album for 20 years, their subversive aesthetic appears ...

Devo’s “Something For Everybody,” out today, is the geek band’s first studio album in 20 years, and it’s like a blast of 80s nihilism. After a decade of emo murk in pop, Devo’s brand of apocalyptic ...

This month marked the launch (and swift success) of a Kickstarter campaign to raise funds for an authorized Devo documentary that’s been three years in the making. As shown in the five-minute preview ...

Devo‘s ninth studio album, “Something for Everybody,” is more than the new wave art rockers’ first record in 20 years–it’s an ongoing multimedia… By Billboard Staff Devo‘s ninth studio album, ...

Despite a shaky start, Devo's first LP in 20 years turns out to be more than a marketing and conceptual gesture. Given those red flags, it's hard not to enter Something For Everybody with expectations ...

Devo still promotes its satirical philosophy of de-evolution, the idea that humans are regressing instead of progressing in this age of overbearing technology. That idea isn’t remotely as striking ...

"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 ...