It's the last SubModern Report of August and once again Phoebe Bridgers is on top of the album chart with Lost Weekend. And not only that... two of the tracks from the record are in the top ten on the singles chart ("Bobby" at #5 and "I Can't Wait" at #6t). But the #1 single this week is "Marianne", the first taste of Fontaines D.C.'s just-announced fifth album Dopamine Chamber, a future chart topper for sure.

Wishy comes in at #2 on both charts with "Sensational", the latest offering from the forthcoming Nature's Pill. The latter tied with Westside Cowboy's It Goes On. Also in the same position on both charts is Blondshell with "Fur Elise" and the upcoming Violins at #4. Echo & The Bunnymen are also high on both charts, albeit not in the same spot. Their brand new track "The Light That Surrounds You" landed at #3, while Apples For Isaac is tied at #5 with You Say I Romanticize from Sweeping Promises, who in turn have the tune "Rapture, Or..." at #6t. Radio Free Alice is the final artist to make the top ten of both charts. Their new single "Crying With You" is also at #6t and their just-announced debut album What's In Between debuts at #9t.

That covers most of the top ten singles, save for "Hold Me" by Ane Brun and "Cleveland" by Squirrel Flower, which both are also in the five-way tie for #6.

There are a handful more to mention from the top ten albums, such as The Afghan Whigs' Soft Control and Getdown Services' Massive Champion, tied at #7. Finally at #9t are The Dark from Chelsea Wolfe and Still Coming Down from Wild Pink.

I know that was an all-over-the-place way to go through the top tens, so if you want it presented in a more straightforward manner, hit the charts HERE, where we go to #25. And check out the Available For Airplay list for the slew of releases coming this week as summer winds down. You've got singles by Chinese American Bear, Dummy, Iron & Wine, J. Bernardt, LP, Queens of the Stone Age, and more, along with albums from Allah-Las, Bombargo, Dinosaur Jr., Elephant Stone, The Linda Lindas, Velocity Girl, and Wolves of Glendale (amongst others).

And before I head out, sadly the streak of bidding farewell to shows continues as our pal Haaris Ahmed is leaving KJEE in Santa Barbara, CA and the west coast completely, heading east. Haaris has been hosting New Noize longer than I've been doing this chart! Hopefully the east coast pastures will be greener for him! Fortunately he's got one last show to celebrate his run this Sunday night. Have a blast Haaris and best of luck with your big move! Hope we'll hear from you again in the future.

~ Josh T. Landow