Brooklyn, NY-based trio Nation Of Language has signed to Sub Pop and released their new single “Inept Apollo” on May 15th. Lead singer Ian Richard Devaney had this to say about the new song: “Work is a respite from pain. Whether it’s a paying job or just the thing you pour yourself into, having a direction to move in, finding a flow state, it can move focus away from the heaviness of the heart. So after life’s losses, in moments of despair, we resolve time and time again to dive headfirst into the work as best we can. But the artistic process also tends to be when imposter syndrome rears its ugly head – when I find my inner monologue spiraling: ‘this is the best coping mechanism I have at my disposal and I’m not even qualified to be doing it.'” The single arrives ahead of Nation Of Language performing at the Cruel World Festival in Pasadena, CA, on Saturday, May 17th and at Kilby Block Party in Salt Lake City on Sunday, May 18th. They will support Death Cab For Cutie on its Plans: 20th Anniversary Tour in Seattle on July 31st and August 2nd and in Chicago on August 5-6. Nation Of Language head out on tour beginning August 21st in Hamden, CT through October 30th in Washington, DC. Find the tour dates HERE.