Devin & Kevin Stop Making Sense Devin & Kevin Inc.

We are creating/creating again! Devin & Kevin return with "Artists Only" from 1978. Is Art Ever Finished? In this episode, we
commit to what is incomplete and find merit in simply making. Michelangelo, Lou Reed, and Car Seat Headrest visit Devin & Kevin to Stop Making Sense. Enjoy!

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What's the matter with them? Well, they are Devin & Kevin and they are tackling 'Slippery People' off the 1983 classic "Speaking In Tongues". Including shady preachers, elitist New Yorkers, and the initiation to the Cult of Byrne. So pull out the plug and hop on this wheel inside a wheel. 



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GAH! GEE BERRY-BEE! These Dadaist lyrics launch the world into the 1979 album 'Fear of Music' and Devin & Kevin want to make sense of it all. In this two-for-one episode, we discuss Calvinistic Determinism, spontaneous C-Sections, and Spiderman in order to change your mind. And it comes directly from our hearts to you. 



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Devin & Kevin walk through a bustling Hell's Kitchen on a Saturday evening trying to comprehend their utopic feelings of grandeur. Having freshly witnessed American Utopia for the third time each -- and the first time together -- D&K discuss the quasi-religious experience of 'release' that was felt by the crowd back on October 30th, 2021. 

We hope that this candid conversation and the soundscapes of New York City transfer some of the magic expounded that night, on to you.

"And that is the show: us...and you." 

On October 30th, 2021, Devin & Kevin went to see David Byrne's American Utopia on Broadway. For the third time...each. 



BUT, for the first time...together. 



This is the conversation JUST BEFORE that fateful show.

Kevin joins Rachel Malak on the H.E.RLife Blogcast to discuss the production, sleepless nights, and neurotic discussions that go into creating "Devin & Kevin Stop Making Sense". Inspired by last episode's discussion on "Love → Building on Fire," Kevin and Rachel discuss fame, ego, and audacity as a means to understanding creativity.



Check out Rachel's show here: https://open.spotify.com/show/0nlGPeg6lbYQnKLRqrS0D4?si=jdhHTBMqTWWHTBa15ST9BA&dl_branch=1

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