Turn up the mutation. You’re evolving with Public Record, art and culture brought to you by people like you and Hello Merch. This week, we’re proud to present a conversation with Devo, taped live and in-person in Phoenix, Arizona.
On Saturday, April 11th, Public Record,Hello Merch, andEasy Partners welcomed legendary the legendary Akron, Ohio art punks to our historic warehouse, Hello Lincoln.
It was a full day of exclusive merch—including a design by underground comix artist Brad Dwyer, wine from Gerry Casale’s Fifty by Fifty winery, high-energy songs spun by DJ Kate Scratch Fever, art by Mark Mothersbaugh, and a special set by cover band Spud Patrol,featuring members of Sneak, Here in Spirit,and The Rebel Set.
Formed in 1973, DEVO went on to define art-pop, and had a profound influence on synth pop, punk rock, and post-punk aesthetics. Dedicated to a satirical and avant-garde sensibility, no less an authority than David Bowiecalled them “the band of the future.”
53 years into their run, they still have a lot to say about the world of tomorrow—and the world of today. We're pleased to present their thoughts as they answer fan questions from the audience. Has de-evolution caught up with us? How did the band come to work with Brian Eno? And most importantly: what are their favorite potato dishes?
Strap on your energy dome as we reveal it all: Public Record presents Mutate, Don’t Stagnate,Live at Lincoln.
Video: Brandon Michel
Editing & post-production: Wartella & Jason P. Woodbury
Host:Jason P. Woodbury
Audio: Chris Parsons
Event production:Kristen Kendall, Erin Mason

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