Charts & Adds: Week of 3/12 – 3/19

Another week, another set of charts & adds here at KJHK. Find out what we’ve been loving this week as well as what we’re excited to get on air!

Top 5 Charts:

1.) Better Oblivion Community Center – Better Oblivion Community Center

Phoebe Bridgers and Conor Oberst certainly have a knack for poignant songwriting in all of their musical endeavors. The two teamed up to create Better Oblivion Community Center, a folk-rock album that plays to both of the musicians’ strengths in crafting songs that capture a unique atmosphere of escapism.

 

2.) Cartwheel – Best Days

(From previous week) Best Days is the debut EP from the Wichita three-piece, Cartwheel. Kristyn Chapman’s emotive lyricism & vocal abilities are pieced together perfectly by mixtures of gentle and fervent instrumentation. The six songs come together naturally to explore a narrative packed with personal and interpersonal reflections.

 

3.) Hand Habits – placeholder

(From previous week) Meg Duffy’s guitar work has garnered major acclaim on collaborations with artists such as The War on Drugs, Mega Bog, William Tyler, among many others. With Duffy’s second album placeholder there’s an undefinable tenderness that echoes with every line sung and every note played.

 

4.) Julia Jacklin – Crushing

The 10 tracks that make up Julia Jacklin’s 2nd album show her turning the intense feelings of romance and reflection into beautiful songs of self-discovery and vulnerability. While Jacklin’s strengths as a songwriter shine through, she also shows growth in crafting melodies to match her impeccable lyricism.


5.) HOMESHAKE – Helium

“Some of the greatest ideas are results of introversion and boredom. The Montreal-native returns after two years since his latest release, assuring his fans that he was busy doing “nothing.” HOMESHAKE reminds listeners that solitude is a virtue through their limp beat, experimental R&B album, Helium.” Read the full review written by Caroline McCone HERE

 

Top 30 Charts

Rank Artist Record Label
1 Better Oblivion Community Center Better Oblivion Community Center Dead Oceans
2 Cartwheel Best Days Self-Released
3 Hand Habits placeholder Saddle Creek
4 Julia Jacklin Crushing Polyvinyl
5 HOMESHAKE Helium Sinderlyn
6 Sasami Sasami Domino
7 Durand Jones & The Indications American Love Call Dead Oceans
8 Stella Donnelly Beware Of The Dogs Dead Oceans
9 Bad Bad Hats Lightning Round Afternoon
10 FEELS Post Earth Wichita
11 Lomelda M For Empathy DDW
12 Spellling Mazy Fly Sacred Bones
13 Anemone Beat My Distance Luminelle
14 Living Hour Softer Faces Kanine
15 Hot Flash Heat Wave Mood Ring Empire
16 Benny Sings City Pop Stones Throw
17 Nov3l Novel [EP] Flemish Eye
18 Cherry Glazerr Stuffed & Ready Secretly Canadian
19 Chain Wallet No Ritual Jansen
20 Girlpool What Chaos is Imaginary Anti-
21 Delicate Steve Till I Burn Up Anti-/Epitaph
22 Lucy Arnell Anyway’s Any Self-Released
23 Y La Bamba Mujeres Tender Loving Empire
24 Helado Negro This Is How You Smile RVNG Intl.
25 Sir Babygirl Crush On Me Father/Daughter
26 Nick Waterhouse Nick Waterhouse Innovative Leisure
27 Ladytron Ladytron !K7
28 Happy Nothing Happy Nothing Self-Released
29 OK O’Clock Parental Guidance Self-Released
30 Bellows The Rose Gardener Topshelf

 

We’ve received a lot of new music this week! See what we’re excited for below:


Top 3 Adds


1.) Karen O & Danger Mouse – Lux Prima

Recommended if you like: Broken Bells, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Sharon Van Etten

 

2.) Shlohmo  – The End

Recommended if you like: Nosaj Thing, Flying Lotus, Mount Kimbie

 

3.) Angel Du$t –  Pretty Buff

Recommended if you like: Culture Abuse, Remo Drive, Title Fight

 

Top 10 Adds

Rank Artist Record Label
1 Karen O & Danger Mouse Lux Prima BMG
2 Shlohmo The End Friends Of Friends
3 Angel Du$t Pretty Buff Roadrunner
4 Nanami Ozone NO Tiny Engines
5 CHAI Punk Burger
6 Lucy Rose No Words Left Arts & Crafts
7 Stephen Malkmus Groove Denied Matador/Beggars Group
8 Sophie Strauss Hard Study Self-Released
9 Townes Van Zandt Sky Blue Fat Possum
10 Du Blonde Lung Bread For Daddy Moshi Moshi