Candle Cove Singles Charts 8/30/19
1. Have A Nice Life - Sea Of Worry
Legendary post-punk band Have A Nice Life has returned with their first single since 2014 and the announcement of their incredibly highly anticipated third studio album, frankly this weeks #1 was a runaway.
2. A$AP Rocky - Babushka Boy
Fresh out of his highly publicized prison stay in Sweeden Rocky has returned to drop a song and video that mark his first solo single of 2019.
3. Pusha T - Coming Home (Feat. Lauryn Hill)
King Push recruits The Fugees own Lauryn Hill for a spot on his new Kanye produced track while announcing that a second entirely Kanye produced album is likely to come by the end of 2019.
4. Pinegrove - Moment
Pinegrove gear up to put their past behind them and release some of the unique brand of indie rock just in time for fall season.
5. Iglooghost - Lamb (Feat. Kai Winston & Babii)
Iglooghost follows up a wild single earlier this year with yet another collaborative track that is sure to show us a glimpse into the future.
6. Cigarettes After Sex - Heavenly
Young but well established emo band Cigarettes After Sex announce the release date for their next album and celebrate the return by dropping a single sure to shake up the emo crowd.
7. Charli XCX - Warm (Feat. HAIM)
Charli teams up with yet another high profile collaborator as tracks from her upcoming album continue to drop on almost a weekly basis and the list of successful collaborations gets longer and longer.
8. Earthgang - UP
After disappointing in their big time in the spotlight on Dreamville's collab album earlier this year the Earthgang hopes to redeem themselves as they gear up for a new album release with this single.
9. Post Malone - Circles
Posty looks to continue his run of hits with yet another song that may not be good, but you'll probably be hearing it a lot in the coming months.
10. !!! - Couldn't Have Known
!!! sneak in for one last track before the release of their album and drum up some buzz in the indie and dance scenes as a result.
11. The 1975 - People (Week #2, Down From #1)
The 1975 looks for a surefire week #3 placement next week with their epic and throttling punk tune that sets the band on an entirely new course on their quick transition from albums three to four.
12. Poppy - Concrete (Week #2, Down From #4)
Poppy's successful genre blending continues to stay unmatched on concrete as we get a sneak peak of what kind of sounds may be next for the cult leader.
13. DIIV - Taker (Week #2, Down From #5)
DIIV's second single brings even more sound than their last and scores itself a second week on the charts and an increased level of hype for the groups upcoming third record.
14. Kim Gordon - Sketch Artist (Week #2, Down From #6)
One of the strangest singles you'll hear all year is paired with the long awaited solo album debut of Sonic Youth's own Kim Gordon and it manages enough to warrant a second week stay over acts like Vince Staples and Sturgill Simpson.
15. Clipping - Nothing Is Safe (Week #3, Down From #11)
Clipping edges out Jenny Hval and Jpegmafia to land the normally rare week three placement that has been tainted bu a run of tunes managing the feat during the summers downtime, but is impressive for the hip hop trio nonetheless.
Check out last weeks rankings here.
And follow the Singles Chart Spotify Playlist here.
Legendary post-punk band Have A Nice Life has returned with their first single since 2014 and the announcement of their incredibly highly anticipated third studio album, frankly this weeks #1 was a runaway.
2. A$AP Rocky - Babushka Boy
Fresh out of his highly publicized prison stay in Sweeden Rocky has returned to drop a song and video that mark his first solo single of 2019.
3. Pusha T - Coming Home (Feat. Lauryn Hill)
King Push recruits The Fugees own Lauryn Hill for a spot on his new Kanye produced track while announcing that a second entirely Kanye produced album is likely to come by the end of 2019.
4. Pinegrove - Moment
Pinegrove gear up to put their past behind them and release some of the unique brand of indie rock just in time for fall season.
5. Iglooghost - Lamb (Feat. Kai Winston & Babii)
Iglooghost follows up a wild single earlier this year with yet another collaborative track that is sure to show us a glimpse into the future.
6. Cigarettes After Sex - Heavenly
Young but well established emo band Cigarettes After Sex announce the release date for their next album and celebrate the return by dropping a single sure to shake up the emo crowd.
7. Charli XCX - Warm (Feat. HAIM)
Charli teams up with yet another high profile collaborator as tracks from her upcoming album continue to drop on almost a weekly basis and the list of successful collaborations gets longer and longer.
8. Earthgang - UP
After disappointing in their big time in the spotlight on Dreamville's collab album earlier this year the Earthgang hopes to redeem themselves as they gear up for a new album release with this single.
9. Post Malone - Circles
Posty looks to continue his run of hits with yet another song that may not be good, but you'll probably be hearing it a lot in the coming months.
10. !!! - Couldn't Have Known
!!! sneak in for one last track before the release of their album and drum up some buzz in the indie and dance scenes as a result.
11. The 1975 - People (Week #2, Down From #1)
The 1975 looks for a surefire week #3 placement next week with their epic and throttling punk tune that sets the band on an entirely new course on their quick transition from albums three to four.
12. Poppy - Concrete (Week #2, Down From #4)
Poppy's successful genre blending continues to stay unmatched on concrete as we get a sneak peak of what kind of sounds may be next for the cult leader.
13. DIIV - Taker (Week #2, Down From #5)
DIIV's second single brings even more sound than their last and scores itself a second week on the charts and an increased level of hype for the groups upcoming third record.
14. Kim Gordon - Sketch Artist (Week #2, Down From #6)
One of the strangest singles you'll hear all year is paired with the long awaited solo album debut of Sonic Youth's own Kim Gordon and it manages enough to warrant a second week stay over acts like Vince Staples and Sturgill Simpson.
15. Clipping - Nothing Is Safe (Week #3, Down From #11)
Clipping edges out Jenny Hval and Jpegmafia to land the normally rare week three placement that has been tainted bu a run of tunes managing the feat during the summers downtime, but is impressive for the hip hop trio nonetheless.
Check out last weeks rankings here.
And follow the Singles Chart Spotify Playlist here.
