The Devastators can now be heard on Pandora Radio.  Listen free on your computer, via compatible home radios, and even via iphone with the free Pandora Radio app.  What is Pandora?  According to the Pandora website: 

'Pandora is a music discovery service designed to help you enjoy music you already know, and to help you discover new music you'll love.

It's powered by the most comprehensive analysis of music ever undertaken, the Music Genome Project: a crazy project started back in early 2000 to capture the complex musical DNA of songs using a large team of highly-trained musicians.

Just tell us one of your favorite songs or artists and we'll launch a streaming station to explore that part of the musical universe.'

     Visit the Pandora website by clicking the logos above or via the url http://pandora.com  Once on the site type The Devastators in the search field to launch a personalized playlist.  Find any kind of music, for any mood, any time instantly.  Check it out, it's even cooler than it sounds.   

The List Magazine recently interviewed Alex Somerville from The Devastators for their October 2008 issue. Click the "read more" link below to check out the interview.

The Devastators "Frontline" album is now also available as an MP3 download via digstation.com  Purchase individual songs, album artwork, or the entire album at a discounted price.  Click the digstation logo above to link to the album page. 

*The Devastators "Better Days" album is also available for download at digstation.com

The Devastators were nominated in the "Best of World Music" category for the 2008 San Diego Music Awards.  For all those who took the time to vote we graciously appreciate your support!

VOTING ENDED AUGUST 30TH! THANKS TO ALL WHO VOTED.

meetube.com has posted some live footage of The Devastators from the Tim Pacheco benefit at Canes.  Below is the same video as hosted on youtube.com but you can view the video in higher resolution on http://meetube.com as well.  The tune is called "Mash It Up" and will be featured on The Devastators forthcoming new album.  Singer/percussionist James McWhinney of Big Mountain has been performing with the band throughout the month of June and can be seen on stage with the band here. 

You can now purchase individual MP3's from "Better Days" and/or the entire record with artwork through Digstation.com  Click the image to check it out.

We have begun receiving reviews from our "Better Days" Album, check out the initial responses:

Better Days (Peaks & Valleys, 2007)
Reviewed By:  reggae-reviews.com 03/08

The Devastators' second album builds on the momentum of Frontline with perhaps a pinch more of