Welcome to November and the SubModern Report post-election special. Don't worry, though, I'm not getting into politics here. I will get into this week's charts though, starting with a new #1 album (with a really fun name) - it's ZIRP! from DIIV. On the singles chart, there's a tie for #1 between "Overthinker" by CHVRCHES and "City I Believe" by Spanish Horses. Congrats to all three!

Continuing down the singles chart with a three-way tie next at #3 that includes Dead Man's Bones with "Lost In The Night", Panchiko with "One Care Hits Another", and Twisted Teens with "Stalks". "bum-a-cig" by Nautics is next at #6, followed by "Man Or Myth" by Being Dead at #7. Then there's a four-way tie at #8, which will close out the top ten, featuring tunes by Editors ("Much Love"), Gen and The Degenerates ("Hotter On The Internet"), Kid Sistr ("Accelerator"), and Worldpeace DMT ("Love You Too").

Speaking of Editors, their just-released eighth album Surface, Echo, and Sound lands at #2 this week, followed by THAO's new one Show Me at #3. The aforementioned CHVRCHES just announced their fifth record All The King's Men, which makes its early debut at #4 this week. Twisted Teens' album The Holy Cross Tigers, which will be out this Friday, is in at #5 this week. People Only Like Me When Im Leaving by Nautics is next at #6, with Perfecth by Queens of The Stone Age at #7. Then there's a tie at #8 between Save As from Ex:Re and Stick Around For Tea from Worldpeace DMT. Finally, last week's top album No Refunds from Lambrini Girls comes in at #10.

There's more than just the top tens on the full charts HERE. And there's also the Available For Airplay list, where you'll find the latest singles and albums that'll be coming to you for the next week. That includes singles by Air Traffic Controller, Christine and the Queens, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, The Flaming Lips, Mamalarky, The Phenomenal Handclap Band, Yaeji, a Christmas tune by Sufjan Stevens, a posthumous track by the late Glen Hansard, and more, plus albums from Ane Brun, Chastity Belt, Nouvelle Vague, untitled (halo), and others! Enjoy it all and we'll catch up about it all next time.

~ Josh T. Landow