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

Check out the band's contribution to the SyFy network series

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April 13, 2012 10:00 AM ET

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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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