Bob Casale

Christmas music doesn't have to jingle with the same old silver-bell ho-ho-hum. Read More

Santa Claus shoulders a legendary work load and is charged with delivering an astonishing order of toys and trinkets around the world in a spectacularly short time frame. Read More

Devo always stood out from the punk-new wave pack. Read More

The 1976 novel spawned a literary series ("The Vampire Chronicles") and a blockbuster movie adaptation starring Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt, who movie historians agree were pretty much the Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner of the 1990s. Read More

Devo energetically cracked that whip, and then some, as the 70s New Wave rockers wrapped up a much anticipated two-night stand at The Phoenix on Tuesday night in what were their first Toronto performances in 25 years. Read More

Maybe it was the rubber masks or the flowerpot hats or the plastic hair, but to this day Devo can't quite shake their reputation as a novelty act. Read More

Mark Mothersbaugh, Gerald Casale, Bob Casale, Bob Mothersbaugh and Josh Freese now have their ninth studio album in the works, which is scheduled to drop early next year. Read More

The Akron, Ohio quintet's 1978 debut LP Q: Are We Not Men? Read More

DEVO are so old they probably heard Darwin himself explain his evolutionary theory. Read More

D evo emerged in the mid-1970s from the rubber-­manufacturing capital of Akron, Ohio. Catalyzed by the notion that humanity was regressing instead of progressing—and disenchanted further by the Kent State student killings in 1970—Devo's members manifested their theory of "de-evolution" through spasmodic, robotic rock that was augmented by banks of analog keyboards, mordant lyrics, satirical uniforms, and DIY, ahead-of-their-time videos. Read More