This week’s chart topper is Tame Impala’s Lonerism. Lonerism taps into progressive and experimental spirit of psychedelic rock, often associated with classic bands of the 60s and 70s, but make no mistake – they’ve found a way to fuse this with an electronic sound to create something magical. Dum Dum Girls’ EP “End of Daze” comes in second with its dark overtones and garage-rock roots. And holding the number three spot, again, is the Mountain Goats’ “Transcendental Youth.” This album is a mixed bag of songs with the feeling of seeing the best in bad situations. Check back next week to see who’s topping the charts next! And scroll down for the full Top 30 
Rank Artist Recording Label User Supplied Version 1 TAME IMPALA Lonerism Modular 2 DUM DUM GIRLS End Of Daze SUB POP 3 MOUNTAIN GOATS Transcendental Youth Merge 4 BENJAMIN GIBBARD Former Lives Barsuk 5 WHY? Mumps, Etc Anticon 6 BLACK LIGHT DINNER PARTY BLDP Self-Released 7 AMAZING Gentle Stream Partisan 8 THE XX Coexist XL 9 RAVEONETTES Observator Vice 10 SAVOIR ADORE Our Nature Self-Released 11 VOLTAIRE TWINS Apollo [EP] Walk This Way 12 BAT FOR LASHES The Haunted Man EMI 13 ANDREW BIRD Hands Of Glory Mom And Pop 14 LORD HURON Lonesome Dreams Iamsound 15 CUFF THE DUKE Union paper bag 16 CASKET GIRLS Sleepwalking Graveface 17 CAT POWER Sun Matador 18 YEASAYER Fragrant World Secretly Canadian 19 LOCAL NATIVES “Breakers” [Single] Frenchkiss 20 BAD BOOKS Bad Books II Triple Crown 21 LUPE FIASCO Lupe Fiasco’s Food And Liquor II: The Great American Rap Album, Pt. 1 Atlantic 22 MUMFORD AND SONS Babel Glassnote 23 FLYING LOTUS Until The Quiet Comes Warp 24 BLACK MOTH SUPER RAINBOW Cobra Juicy Rad Cult 25 JASON LYTLE Dept. Of Disappearance Anti 26 GARY CLARK JR. Blak And Blu Warner Brothers 27 GRMLN Explore Carpark 28 SWEDISH HOUSE MAFIA Until Now EMI 29 MENAHAN STREET BAND The Crossing Dunham 30 WAZU Robobo Self-Released