Charts & Adds: Week of 10/1 – 10/8

Happy Tuesday, everyone! October is in full swing, which means that for many of us, midterms are looming. Make sure to get plenty of sleep, stay hydrated, and check out our latest adds while you study for your tests!

Top 5 Charts:

1.) Jay Som – Anak Ko

Though Jay Som’s previous album, Everybody Works, is a tough record to top, the artist has continued to gain momentum with Anak Ko. As the indie music scene becomes more and more dominated by powerful, talented women, Jay Som is undoubtedly one of the leading forces. Read our review of the album here!

2.) BROCKHAMPTON – Ginger

BROCKHAMPTON’s Ginger is somehow both raw and mature, a bit more melancholy than many of their previous works. The record is vulnerable, painting a picture of many of the very real issues the band’s members have personally experienced.

3.) Chastity Belt – Chastity Belt

Chastity Belt’s eponymous album, their most well-developed yet, further cements their role among the other powerful women of rock. Chastity Belt is an introspective collection of songs that exude a quiet sort of power and affirmation.

4.) Steve Lacy – Apollo XXI

Following a highly-acclaimed series of demos/singles and features with bands the likes of Vampire Weekend, Blood Orange, and Mac Miller, The Internet’s Steve Lacy finally steps into the music scene with debut album Apollo XXI. An interesting mix of bedroom pop and hip-hop, the record is an interesting progression in Lacy’s musical career.

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5.) Frankie Cosmos – Close It Quietly

In the fourth Frankie Cosmos record, lead singer Greta Kline explores the joys and perils of being in one’s twenties. Like many other artists who break into the music scene at a young age, the members of Frankie Cosmos have taken to music to make sense of young adulthood.

Top 30 Charts

RankArtistRecordLabel
1Jay SomAnak KoPolyvinyl
2BrockhamptonGingerQuestion Everything/rca
3Chastity BeltChastity BeltHardly Art
4Steve LacyApollo XXI3qtr/awal
5Frankie CosmosClose It QuietlySub Pop
6Black Belt Eagle ScoutAt The Party With My Brown FriendsSaddle Creek
7(Sandy) Alex GHouse Of SugarDomino
8Boy ScoutsFree CompanyAnti-
9Freddie Gibbs and MadlibBandanaKeep Cool/rca/madlib Invazion/esgn
10Devendra BanhartMaNonesuch
11Field MouseMeaningTopshelf
12Bon Iveri,iJagjaguwar/secretly Group
13Bridal PartyToo MuchKingfisher Bluez
14Peach PyramidBright BlueOscar St
15ClairoImmunityFader
16girl in redbeginningsSelf-released
17BodywashComforterLuminelle
18ShikosweBack In The Tall GrassSelf-released
19Close TalkerHow Do We Stay Here?Slow Weather
20ConesPictures Of PicturesDangerbird
21Twin PeaksLookout LowGrand Jury
22Ra Ra RiotSuperbloomRob The Rich/Caroline
23The Babe RainbowToday30th Century
24JPEGMAFIAAll My Heroes Are CornballsEqt
25WhitneyForever Turned AroundSecretly Canadian
26Queen Of JeansIf You’re Not Afraid, I’m Not AfraidTopshelf
27Dylan MoonOnly The BluesRvng Intl.
28Rose DornDays You Were LeavingBar/None
29Common Holly“Joshua Snakes” / “Central Booking”Barsuk
30Levitation RoomHeadspaceGreenway

Top 3 Adds:

1.) DIIV – Deceiver

Recommended if you like: Wild Nothing, Beach Fossils, Ariel Pink

2.) Men I Trust – Oncle Jazz

Recommended if you like: Her’s, Jay Som, Fazerdaze, The Marías

3.) Mount Eerie w/ Julie Doiron – Lost Wisdom Pt. 2

Recommended if you like: The Microphones, Sun Kil Moon, Giles Corey

Top 10 Adds

RankArtistRecordLabel
1DIIVDeceiverCaptured Tracks
2Men I TrustOncle JazzSelf-released
3Mount Eerie w/ Julie DoironLost Wisdom Pt. 2P.w. Elverum & Sun
4Angel OlsenAll MirrorsJagjaguwar/secretly Group
5ChukwuProcessVeriditas
6SomosPrison On A HillTiny Engines
7City And ColourA Pill For LonelinessDine Alone
8The MenzingersHello ExileEpitaph
9HermitudePollyanarchyNettwerk
10Ivy FlindtIn Every MoveMarland