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Billboard charts first-timers for tallies dated Sept. 30, 2023, include Meghan Patrick, Nation of Language and more.

Photo: Shervin Lainez Presiding over a melting pot of nostalgic new wave, motorik rhythms and dancefloor-ready basslines, Brooklyn’s Nation of Language possess the ability to move listeners both physically and emotionally....

The Brooklyn trio talks Death Grips, pizza, and The Deep State in our latest Q&A.

Strange Disciple finds Nation of Languages devotion to their synthpop craft and the acts that inspired them admirably intact, even dogged.

Strange Disciple by Nation of Language album review: undeniably impressive, but this is too much of an '80s pastiche to find its own identity

Let’s state the obvious. Sonically, Nation of Language sound like the world’s greatest New Order cover band.

In our latest Cover Story, Nation of Language reflect on obsession, cross-generational fandom and their brand new opus, Strange Disciple.

If there was one unifying pursuit of all consumers of music in the past two years, it was for profound catharsis. We dove deeper into the catalogs of favorite artists in search of it. We caught virtual concerts that stood in for visits to our favorite neighborhood venues for a sense of connection. The introduction of a new band with the It factor that makes you beam with emotion, however, did seem like a phenomenon on indefinite hold. Enter Brooklyn’s Nation of Language.

Brooklyn-based synth-pop trio Nation of Language are releasing a new album, "Strange Disciple," this Friday via [PIAS]. Now they have shared another song from it, “Sightseer.” The band also recently shared a Miss Grit remix of the album’s “Too Much Enough.”

'The Complete Budokan 1978,' a new live album from Bob Dylan featuring two beloved shows, will be released November 17 via Columbia Records.