Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Nation of Language, the Brooklyn-based purveyors of ’80s-inspired synth-pop, return with Dance Called Memory on September 19. And ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. (KTLA) — It’s been five years since indie pop band Nation of Language debuted (during the pandemic, no less) with their stellar, ...

New York’s Nation of Language infectious synth-driven dance-pop is at once familiar and completely new. Recalling sounds decades-old to much more recent influences, their three albums each have varied ...

Nation of Language just released Dance Called Memory, their first album for Sub Pop, and they celebrated with a three-night run at Warsaw in Brooklyn. Each night featured a different setlist chosen by ...

On a bustling Wednesday night in Deep Ellum, while one line of fans snaked its way toward The Bomb Factory to see 2hollis, another, equally eager crowd navigated the controlled chaos to find its way ...

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Nation of Language are in the midst of a sold-out three-night hometown run at Bowery Ballroom. They’ve been having fun with these, as each night features different opener, with the setlist chosen by a ...

Earlier this month, Brooklyn trio Nation of Language took the stage at Terminal West here in Atlanta and delivered bombastic, captivating 16-song set to celebrate the release of their 2023 masterpiece ...

Dream-pop band Beach Fossils and synth-pop trio Nation of Language have announced some joint U.S. tour dates for this April. Tickets go on sale this Friday, February 2, at 10 a.m. local time. Check ...

Brooklyn synth-pop trio Nation of Language is back with a new single, “Inept Apollo.” The release coincides with the band’s recent signing to Sub Pop, kickstarting their next era of music with an ...

(KTLA) — It’s been five years since indie pop band Nation of Language debuted (during the pandemic, no less) with their stellar, “Introduction, Presence.” In that time, the Brooklyn-based outfit has ...