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Welcome to another SubModern Report. Hopefully everyone had a great Labor Day Weekend! I know that about a quarter of our specialty show hosts had some time to relax since we had so many shows off for the holiday. That means spins are down across the board this week for what its worth, but despite lower spin counts, Interpol holds on to the #1 spot on the album chart with This Mirror Weighs A Ton. And we have a new #1 single, "Kid" by DIIV.


There's also a new #2 single, "Juice A Jumbo Jet" by Psychedelic Porn Crumpets. Then Protomartyr's "Feed The Sewer" slipped from #2 to #3, but their forthcoming album Hotel Usona moved up from #4 to #2, so I guess that's a decent trade-off. Next there's a three-way tie at #4, including "Not Cool" by Disgusting Sisters, "Hipster Runoff" by Lex Walton, and "Hey Man (Hey Man!)" by Spanish Horses. Another three-way tie at #7 features Armlock's "Half Time", Fontaines D.C.'s "Marianne", and Johnny Marr's "It's Time". Finally it's one of those classic holiday weekend massive ties at #10, where there are seven tunes present. I'll let you find those listed on the chart.


There are of course big ties on the album chart as well with Bayonne's Filters, Hannah Cole's Switchbacks, and Phoebe Bridgers' Lost Weekend all locked at #4. Another trio is tied at #7 - All Over You from Imperial Teen, Happier Now from Movements, and Throw The Dice from Soft Loft. And let's a make it three for three with a third three-way tie at #10 including James Bruner with Can't Keep Wanting You, Sweeping Promises with You Say I Romanticize, and Velocity Girl with 1989-1992.


You can see all of those ties and even bigger ones below the top tens on the full charts HERE. And it must be the the fall new music season since the Available For Airplay list is as filled to the brim as the foam on your pumpkin spice latte. There are new singles by M83, Rora and the Untamed, Simple Minds, Sports Team, and Working Men's Club, along with a bunch of albums dropping from almost monday, Angela Autumn, Olive Vox, Pretty Sick, Sex Mask, Sylvan Esso, This is Lorelei, and a slew of others. We'll see how things shake out next time.


~ Josh T. Landow

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