Mark Mothersbaugh

Well, the '70s New Wave band will release their first studio album in 20 years, tentatively titled Fresh, in 2010 and launch a new tour starting with a date at Coachella Music Festival in April. Read More

NEW YORK, Nov. 19 /PRNewswire/ -- S2BN Entertainment is proud to announce Anvil Knitwear as the official t-shirt supplier for YO GABBA GABBA! Read More

Oliver Onions "Zorro Is Back" – Anderson's first film features a surprising number of pop music selections, considering the limited budget. Read More

Devo's founding members weren't the first to sponsor the theory of de-evolution, but they sure gave it their own colourful spin. 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

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

Some things get better with age: wine, violins, Devo. Read More

Nearly four decades after Devo first deranged pop culture, the band returns Tuesday with a U.S. tour — and a cool line of bizarro rugs from head mutant Mark Mothersbaugh. Read More

Video games giant Electronic Arts, known for its "Rock Star" and "Harry Potter" titles, has just inked a 5-year deal with music library Extreme Music for the latter to rep Electronic Arts' backlog of more than 2,000 cues. Read More

Yo Gabba Gabba is produced by The Magic Store and W!Read More