Strange Disciple
Strange Disciple
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Format: Vinyl / 12" Album

Our Take
Our Take
Nation of Language's latest offering, "Strange Disciple," is a sonic journey that takes the listener on a wild ride through synth-pop wonderland. With their infectious melodies and catchy hooks, this Brooklyn-based trio has crafted an album that is both nostalgic and futuristic, like a time machine that transports you to a neon-drenched dance floor in the 80s.
Lead singer Ian Devaney's vocals soar effortlessly over the pulsating beats and shimmering synths, drawing comparisons to the likes of New Order and Depeche Mode. Tracks like "September Again" and "Across That Fine Line" are sure to get your feet tapping and your body moving, while slower, more introspective songs like "A Different Kind of Life" showcase the band's versatility and depth.
But don't be fooled by the retro vibes, Nation of Language are no mere imitators. They bring their own unique twist to the synth-pop genre, blending elements of post-punk and new wave to create a sound that is all their own. "Friend Machine" is a perfect example of this, with its infectious chorus and driving rhythm that will have you hitting repeat again and again.
In a sea of mediocre synth-pop bands, Nation of Language stand out as true disciples of the genre. "Strange Disciple" is a testament to their talent and dedication, and a must-listen for fans of intelligent, innovative music. So grab your dancing shoes and get ready to lose yourself in the infectious grooves of Nation of Language. Cheers, darlings.
Track Listing
Track Listing
1. Weak in Your Light
2. Sole Obsession
3. Surely I Can't Wait
4. Swimming in the Shallow Sea
5. Too Much, Enough
6. Spare Me the Decision
7. Sightseer
8. Stumbling Still
9. A New Goodbye
10. I Will Never Leave
Delivery & Returns
Delivery & Returns
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About the artist
Nation of Language
NATION OF LANGUAGE burst onto the scene like a comet, leaving a trail of synth-laden debauchery in their wake. Hailing from Brooklyn, this trio is the epitome of cool, effortlessly blending 80s new wave with modern indie-pop sensibilities. Frontman Ian Devaney's dreamy vocals soar over lush layers of pulsating synths, creating a sound that is as infectious as it is danceable. The band's lyrics are both introspective and relatable, touching on themes of love, loss, and the complexities of human emotion. NATION OF LANGUAGE's live performances are a sight to behold, with Devaney's electrifying stage presence and the band's tight musicianship drawing audiences in from the first note. Their energy is palpable, and their passion for their craft is undeniable. With critical acclaim from the likes of Pitchfork and NME, NATION OF LANGUAGE are quickly making a name for themselves on the indie music scene. Their debut album, 'Introduction, Presence', is a masterclass in synth-pop perfection, with tracks like "The Motorist" and "Indignities" proving to be instant classics. So if you're in the mood for some infectious beats, poignant lyrics, and a healthy dose of nostalgia, look no further than NATION OF LANGUAGE. They're the band that's taking the indie world by storm, one synth riff at a time.
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