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Sunday, April 15, 2012

Exclusive Stream: Devo's Theme Song for 'Monster Man'

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Devo recorded the theme song for Monster Man, a show on the SyFy network about one of Hollywood's most respected monster prop building workshops. "Devo has always loved retro sci-fi," says Devo founder Gerald Casale. "When the stars of the Monster Man TV show approached us about writing a theme song and performing on the show in a video where we are incinerated by the fire breath of a monster, I had it written in 15 minutes."

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Exclusive Stream: Neon Trees Draw on Eclectic Influences for 'Mad Love'

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Exclusive Stream: Neon Trees Draw on Eclectic Influences for 'Mad Love' | Music News | Rolling Stone New Issue ArchivesWelcomeAccount Settings LogoutLog In To RS All AccessNot a member? Click here.Rolling Stone Skip to the content. Music Politics Movies Reviews Artist Blogs Photos Videos Subscribe Now facebook twitter RSSMore:Matt Taibbi•Peter Travers•Random Notes•RS Live•Charts•RS on Spotify•My Favorite Concert•Festivals Matt Taibbi Peter Travers David Fricke Rob Sheffield RS Politics Daily Tech Blog Fashion Blog RS Playlist more Blogs »Albums Songs Movies Exclusive Stream: Neon Trees Draw on Eclectic Influences for 'Mad Love' Preview a song from the band's upcoming album 'Picture Show' $(document).ready(function() { $('.socialActionsTop .pageActions .email-content').hover( function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.email').show(); }, function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.email').hide(); } ); $('.socialActionsTop .pageActions .print-page').hover( function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.print').show(); }, function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.print').hide(); } ); }); Comment 1 By Rolling Stone April 12, 2012 2:00 PM ET

Neon TreesAutumn De Wilde

Neon Trees drew on a wide variety of influences when writing and recording "Mad Love," a highlight from their forthcoming album Picture Show, their second. "This song went from being a fast punk song a la the Descendants or old Weezer to being demoed as something from Tunnel of Love-era Bruce Springsteen," says frontman Tyler Glenn. "I love this song. I was inspired by the Human League and Yaz as much as I was inspired by Roy Orbison when I wrote it. I love its evolution. [Drummer] Elaine [Bradley] has always had such a beautiful voice, but it never seemed to fit into a Neon Trees song before because of its purity. I think that finally this song gave her vocal a platform to work!" Picture Show will be in stores on April 17th, but you can pre-order it today from iTunes.

Mad Love by Neon Trees

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