Devo Something For Everybody on Blue-Colored Vinyl LP + CD

New Wave Legends' New 2010 Album is Devo at its Finest

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"This is the Devo you know and love" --TONE Audio, Issue 30

More than three decades after the release of its visionary debut, Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo, and a full 20 years since its last studio album, Devo is back in 2010 with the aptly titled Something for Everybody.

The long rumored, wildly anticipated album (which was launched with a memorable performance in Vancouver at the Winter Olympics) features the band's classic line-up of Mark and Bob Mothersbaugh, Gerald and Bob Casale, joined by drummer Josh Freese (Nine Inch Nails, Guns n' Roses).

Though the songs recorded for Something for Everybody are built on Devo's signature mechanized swing, the recording and presentation of the album saw the band experimenting with an entirely new approach. A series of studies were conducted through the www.clubdevo.com site to help the band with its creative decisions, from color selection to song mixes.

In fact, 16 songs were recorded but only 12 made the final album. Devo invited fans and critics to help select the songs that they liked best to make the cut by participating in a song study at www.clubdevo.com. What else can we say except that the experiment paid off, as Something for Everybody is the band's best record in an age.

Devo Something For Everybody Track Listing:

1.  Fresh
2.  What We Do
3.  Please Baby Please
4.  Don't Shoot (I'm A Man)
5.  Mind Games
6.  Human Rocket
7.  Sumthin'
8.  Step Up
9.  Cameo
10. Later Is Now
11. No Place Like Home
12. March On