Tracklist
| Track | Duration | Listeners | ||||
| 1 | Another Day | 3:02 | 6 | |||
| 2 | When It Comes Down | 5:13 | 7 | |||
| 3 | Runaway | 4:11 | 5 | |||
| 4 | Howl at the Moon | 4:08 | 6 | |||
| 5 | C21H23NO3 | 5:05 | 3 | |||
| 6 | Demon in the Sack | 3:24 | 4 | |||
| 7 | Welcome to the Boneyard | 4:52 | 4 | |||
| 8 | Get Free | 3:58 | 3 | |||
| 9 | All That I Need | 3:45 | 3 | |||
| 10 | Love That Lasts | 4:49 | 2 | |||
| 11 | The Needle and the Damage Done | 6:21 | 6 |
About this album
“This album has pretty much everything a band ought to deliver: catchy, melodic songs, gorgeously soaring vocals, killer musicianship and a centerpiece that’s a genuine classic. Definitely one of the year’s very best. ” – Lucid Culture
Devi’s debut album, Get Free, bursts out of the gate with the flirty powerpop gem “Another Day” and closes with a 6-minute cover of “The Needle and the Damage Done” that ranges from dreamy to ferociously jamming. This is a rock power trio playing at the top of its game, “led by one of the most exhilarating fret-burners around.” (TrifectaGram)
Like The Pretenders or The White Stripes, Devi is the rare band that appeals to both singer/songwriter fans and headbangers. Debra gets compared to singers Sheryl Crow and PJ Harvey and guitarists Jimi Hendrix and David Gilmour, yet brings a fresh, sharp energy of her own to the guitar and her songwriting. Bonham-style drummer John Hummel and powerhouse bassist Dan Grennes respond fluidly to her every move. Serving the song comes first, but when Devi flexes its collective chops, watch out. Live, the band “jams with joy and abandon. If adrenaline, crescendos, and heart-wrenchingly beautiful playing are something you would enjoy, get your ass down there.” (Lucid Culture)
“Get Free is about the longing for love and the longing for God, and all the crazy things we pursue—from sex to drugs to relationships—to try to avoid pain and appease those longings,” says Debra, a long-time yoga practitioner. “All our efforts to escape from being human help us evolve,” she adds, laughing, “whether we like it or not!”
Devi’s debut album, Get Free, bursts out of the gate with the flirty powerpop gem “Another Day” and closes with a 6-minute cover of “The Needle and the Damage Done” that ranges from dreamy to ferociously jamming. This is a rock power trio playing at the top of its game, “led by one of the most exhilarating fret-burners around.” (TrifectaGram)
Like The Pretenders or The White Stripes, Devi is the rare band that appeals to both singer/songwriter fans and headbangers. Debra gets compared to singers Sheryl Crow and PJ Harvey and guitarists Jimi Hendrix and David Gilmour, yet brings a fresh, sharp energy of her own to the guitar and her songwriting. Bonham-style drummer John Hummel and powerhouse bassist Dan Grennes respond fluidly to her every move. Serving the song comes first, but when Devi flexes its collective chops, watch out. Live, the band “jams with joy and abandon. If adrenaline, crescendos, and heart-wrenchingly beautiful playing are something you would enjoy, get your ass down there.” (Lucid Culture)
“Get Free is about the longing for love and the longing for God, and all the crazy things we pursue—from sex to drugs to relationships—to try to avoid pain and appease those longings,” says Debra, a long-time yoga practitioner. “All our efforts to escape from being human help us evolve,” she adds, laughing, “whether we like it or not!”
