99% Invisible
Devolutionary Redesign
Oct 17, 2023
In a fascinating discussion, reporter Sean Cole and Devo co-founder Jerry Casale dive into the significance of album art before the digital age. They explore Devo’s unique philosophy of 'de-evolution' and the creative hurdles they faced, especially regarding the controversial image on their debut album's cover. With amusing anecdotes about legal quirks and the absurdities of the music industry, they celebrate the intersection of nostalgia, artistic integrity, and the cultural critiques embedded in their work.
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- Album art was a crucial part of the music experience, setting the visual tone for the music contained within and becoming a defining representation of a band's unique style.
- The unconventional recordings of The Langley School Music Project captured a haunting and melancholic feel, resonating with listeners and vindicating the unconventional teaching approach of Hans Fingar.
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