Hi there. Won't you come DIIV with me into this week's SubModern Report? Do you see what I did there? That's because the band DIIV has a new single "The Fountain" debuting at #1 on the singles chart this week, ahead of a new record this fall called ZIRP! But that's not on this week's album chart. Returning to #1 on the album chart this week, after being tied for the spot a few weeks ago, is Yard Act's You're Gonna Need A Little Music.

Running down the rest of the top ten singles, we continue with "Parliament Lights" by Fort Frances at #2, followed by Thao's "Sick of The Times" (ft. Tune-Yards and The Linda Lindas) at #3. There's a three-way tie at #4 between Freek Slug's brand new "If I Could", Protomartyr's "Sounds We Cannot Hear", and Railcard with "Unstable Neighbour". Another three-way tie is next at #7, including "Weather Me" by Bodega, "Overdrive" by Imperial Teen, and "Hourglass" by King Falcon. Those bring us to #10, where it's a walloping seven-way tie, so I'll let you check those tracks out on the chart.

One of the tunes at #10 is off of Citizen's new record Halcyon Blues, which is tied for #2 on the album chart with the forthcoming Amulet from the aforementioned Freak Slug. Four albums are tied at #4, including Ceremony's Tell Me Your Dream, Dinosaur Jr.'s There Near, Hot Flash Heat Wave's Butterfly In A Landslide, and King Falcon's Bloom. Several times over #1 album, You Say I Romanticize from Sweeping Promises (which drops this Friday) is at #8 this week. Finally the top ten closes with a three-way tie between The Avalanches' just-announced No Bad Memories, Johnny Marr's upcoming The Age of Everything, and Robyn Hitchcock's The Confuser.

For more singles and albums, ranked in the order of how much airplay they received this week, CLICK HERE.

As for what's coming next week, howzabout that new Phoebe Bridgers album we've all been waiting for! But that's not all of course! Check out the Available For Airplay for much more, including albums from Chelsea Days, James Ellis Ford, Kiwi Jr., and Petey USA (SURPRISE!), plus singles by Art d'Ecco, Claud, and more.

Before I go, I do have some a couple updates to our reporting panel. One is good and one is bad. I'll start with the bad news. As part of Cumulus layoffs, the staff at 99X (WNNX) in Atlanta have been let go. That sadly includes Jill Nelson, host of Planet Jill. Sending our best to Jill and everyone affected. But now the good news is that we're getting one of our specialty hosts back at a new home. Luke Gelheiser, formerly of WEQX's Going Underground, has launched a new show, First Impact, airing Thursdays from 4-6pm on WCFM in Williamstown, MA. Congrats Luke! We're glad to have you back on the charts.

~ Josh T. Landow