Hey everybody! We're back for another SubModern Report and we have new #1's this go-round. The Lemon Twigs are back with their sixth album Look For Your Mind, which hits the top spot right off the bat, with its title track getting the most play and coming in at #8t. On the singles chart Father John Misty has the most play however with with "The Payoff" debuting at #1.

Electro newcomers RIP Magic are next up on the singles chart, making their overall debut at #2, ahead of a stacked three-way tie at #3 with a bunch of heavy-hitters. Those are Death Cab For Cutie with last week's top single "Punching The Flowers", Editors with "Call It In", and Yard Act with the debut of "Redeemer" from their just-announced third record. Kurt Vile (who I just saw make a guest appearance last night at Courtney Barnett's Philly show) is at #6 with "Zoom 97". A truly huge surprise comes at #7 in the form of the first new music in fifteen years from a surviving Beastie Boy - it's Mike D with "Switch Up". Finally, the top ten closes with another three-way tie at #8, which in addition to the aforementioned Lemon Twigs song, includes "Shadows" by Bike Routes and "Pick Up The Check" by BODEGA.

Back on the album chart, one of last week's #1's, Hoopla from Weird Nightmare is this week's #2, followed by a tie for #3 between Broken Social Scene's Remember The Humans and Death Cab's forthcoming I Built You A Tower. I mentioned seeing Kurt Vile in Philadelphia last night and his upcoming Philadelphia's Been Good To Me debuts at #5 ahead of its release at the end of the month. Then we have a three-way tie at #6 between The Afterparty from Lykke Li, Dancing On The Wall from Muna, and Cut A Silhouette from Sparta. Also out at the end of the month is The Bug Club's Every Single Muscle, which is at #9 this week. And finally there's a tie at #10 between two just-released records - Basement's WIRED and Cola's Cost of Living Adjustment.

There's lots more on the charts, including both The Beatles and The Stones, so click to there to see it all. And check out what's coming next on the Available For Airplay list. There's plenty on the way, such as new tunes by Alex Cameron, Allah-Las, Hovvdy, J Mascis, The Last Dinner Party, NOFX, and Total Tommy, plus full albums from Aldous Harding, Genesis Owusu, The Haunted Youth, Kevin Morby, Rostam, Social Distortion, Telehealth, and more. Alright, that's it. Catch you next time.

~ Josh T. Landow