Ramones and Devo: Sonic Reduction as Resistance : comparemel

Ramones' 'Ramones' uses reduction as a means to end, to bring rock back to its roots, whereas Devo's 'Q: Are We Not Men?' uses reduction as the end itself to mirror society's decline.  

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