My Top 30 Songs for November 30-December 6, 2025

Photo from All Time Low’s Facebook Account

It’s hard to believe we’re now entering the final month of 2025, and pop-punk band All Time Low take over the top spot this week with their infectious ear worm “The Weather”. Formed in Towson, Maryland, in 2003, the band consists of lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist Alex Gaskarth, lead guitarist Jack Barakat, bassist/backing vocalist Zack Merrick, and drummer Rian Dawson, and they’ve released a total of nine studio albums, six EPs, two live albums and thirty-seven singles. “The Weather” is the second single from their tenth album Everyone’s Talking!, released on October 17th.

“Ordinary Creature” by Icelandic alt-rock band Of Monsters and Men and “Spector” by American alternative metal band Bad Omens enter the top ten. Three songs make their debut this week, starting with “infinite source” by American alternative metal band Deftones, which enters at #28. Formed in Sacramento, California way back in 1988, they currently consist of frontman Chino Moreno (lead vocals), Stephen Carpenter (lead guitar), Abe Cunningham (drums) and Frank Delgado (keyboardist and turntablist). Deftones have released 10 studio albums, four EPs, three compilation albums, five demo albums, 32 music videos and 25 singles. “infinite source” is from their 10th and latest album private music, which dropped August 22nd, and follows their previous single “my mind is a mountain”, which recently spent nine weeks on my chart.

The second debut is “White Horses” by English alt rock band Wolf Alice. Formed in London in 2010, they consist of singer Ellie Rowsell (lead vocals, rhythm guitar, keyboards) Joff Oddie (guitar, vocals), Theo Ellis (bass, vocals) and Joel Amey (drums, percussion, vocals). “White Horses” is from their fourth studio album The Clearing, which was also released August 22nd. Coming in at #30 is “Stay In Your Lane”, a cool song by highly acclaimed and beloved Australian singer-songwriter Courtney Barnett, who never fails to deliver a compelling song.

  1. THE WEATHER – All Time Low (2)
  2. ANOTHER LIFE – Alabama Shakes (1)
  3. CITY WALLS – Twenty One Pilots (4)
  4. DRACULA – Tame Impala (6)
  5. ELEGANTLY WASTED – Hermanos Gutiérrez feat. Leon Bridges (3)
  6. ENSENADA – Sublime (5)
  7. DOWNSTAIRS – Matt Maeson (8)
  8. THE FATE OF OPHELIA – Taylor Swift (10)
  9. ORDINARY CREATURE – Of Monsters and Men (11)
  10. SPECTER – Bad Omens (12)
  11. SUSHI AND COCA COLA – St. Paul & The Broken Bones (7)
  12. 12 TO 12 – sombr (14)
  13. SO FAR SO FAKE – Pierce the Veil (15)
  14. THE FEAR – Future Theory (16)
  15. LUCY – Mt. Joy (17)
  16. GET THE MESSAGE – The Paradox (18)
  17. WATCH ME GO – Lord Huron (19)
  18. EVERYBODY SCREAM – Florence + The Machine (9)
  19. MISTAKES – Caamp (13)
  20. ZOMBIE – YUNGBLUD (21)
  21. DANG – Rainbow Kitten Surprise (22)
  22. TANANA – Portugal. The Man (23)
  23. BY YOUR SIDE – Meltt (25)
  24. REMEMBER US? – Two Feet (26)
  25. RUBBER BAND MAN – Mumford & Sons w/Hozier (29)
  26. MADALENA – Goose (30)
  27. AS ALIVE AS YOU NEED ME TO BE – Nine Inch Nails (20)
  28. INFINITE SOURCE – Deftones (N)
  29. WHITE HORSES – Wolf Alice (N)
  30. STAY IN YOUR LANE – Courtney Barnett (N)

8 thoughts on “My Top 30 Songs for November 30-December 6, 2025

  1. I have to agree with you, Jeff, “The Weather” by All Time Low is an earworm that won me over right away.

    Once again, I’m intrigued with your new entries. I first encountered Deftones last September when I included one of their songs in my post about Bob Ezrin who produced their 2006 album “Saturday Night Wrist.”

    Courtney Barnett immediately rang a bell as well, though pathetically, I had to search my own blog to be reminded I previously included her third album “Things Take Time, Take Time” in a November 2021 new music review. “Stay In Your Lane” sounds a bit more pop-oriented than “If I Don’t Hear From You Tonight,” the song I covered at the time, but I like it!

    Last but least, “White Horses” by Wolf Alice sounds great and may be my early favorite among your new entries.

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    1. Thanks for listening to all those songs, Christian. (I’m confident in stating that you’re probably one of the few who do.) To be honest, I surprised myself in placing “The Weather” at #1, which I never expected would happen. But the song has really grown on me lately.

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  2. H.G.O's avatar H.G.O

    As I think I mentioned here before, I also thought that “The Weather” was just OK, but the song grew on me too. I strongly support your decision to place it number one =)

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