Welcome to Rocktober here at The SubModern Report where long time rocker Johnny Marr has returned with his latest solo album The Age of Everything landing at #1 this week. On the singles side Canadian duo Death From Above 1979 returns with "Private Lives" tied for #1 with Lime Garden's new single "Moving Target".

Another old favorite band that is back after some time is Placebo, whose new single "Helen Keller" debuts at #3 this week. Tied at #4 are Father John Misty with "The X-Panded Universe" and Nautics with "Wasteman". Another tie at #6 is between "Exalted Eagles" by Protomartyr and "Milkweed Butterfly" by smush. Then finally the top ten closes with a three-way tie between Blondshell's "Stone Fruit", CHVRCHES' "Roses", and DIIV's "Trillions".

On the album chart, Wishy lands at #2 with their sophomore effort Nature's Pill, followed by Greg Freeman's latest All Set The Bone at #3. The aforementioned DIIV shows up at #4 with their forthcoming record ZIRP!, followed by the also aforementioned Protomartyr's Hotel Usona at #5 and Blondshell's Violins at #6. That leaves a four-way tie at #7 to close out the top ten, featuring albums from Beabadoobee, Fat Dog, Fontaines D.C., and Spanish Horses.

For the rest of the top twenty-five, check out the ful charts HERE. And on the the Available For Airplay list you'll find what the next week has to offer including albums from BODEGA, green star, Growing Pains, Imperial Teen, Miesha and The Spanks, Noonzy, Protomartyr, Queen of Jeans, Teenage Fanclub, Teilz, Vacations, and more, plus singles by Beach Weather, David Byrne, Erasure, and The Interrupters.

Finally, I want to take a moment to applaud perhaps the most important and influential host in Alternative radio history, Rodney Bingenheimer, who had his farewell show on Sirius XM's Underground Garage this past weekend. Thank you for all you've done as the Mayor of The Sunset Strip.

~ Josh T. Landow