Robert Edward Casale Jr., a multifaceted individual, was born on July 14, 1952, in Kent, Ohio, with Gerald Casale as his younger brother. Growing up in Akron, Ohio, Robert received training as a medical radiation technologist, but ultimately pursued a different career path.
Robert's passion for music led him to become a core founding member of the iconic New Wave band Devo, known for their distinctive sound and style. Throughout his tenure with Devo, Robert was an integral part of the band, contributing his talents as a guitarist, bass guitarist, and keyboardist to every album, while also co-writing several songs.
Beyond his work with Devo, Robert was a sought-after music professional, collaborating on various projects, including albums, films, and television shows. His expertise extended to music mixing, score arrangement, music production, and music production engineering, making him a versatile and valuable asset in the music industry.
Sadly, Robert Edward Casale Jr. passed away on February 17, 2014, at the age of 61, due to heart failure. He left behind a legacy of music and memories, cherished by his loved ones, including his wife Lisa, son Alex, and daughter Samantha.
