In the closest race for album chart honours in a while, Foals made all the early running, with Drake easing ahead in the final sales flash of the week – ...
Released three days after George Ezra’s 29th birthday last Tuesday (June 7), his album, Gold Rush Kid effects the 23rd change of leadership on the chart in as many ...
Despite not yet yielding a Top 50 single, Florence + The Machine’s fifth album, Dance Fever, makes a strong debut atop the chart, achieving the highest weekly sale of ...
Montreal indie rockers Arcade Fire blaze to their fourth (consecutive) No.1, with sixth studio album, We, opening at the summit.
The 18th different leader of the album chart in as ...
Leadership of the album chart changes for the 17th week in a row, with melodic Manchester/Stockport indie quintet Blossoms’ fourth studio album, Ribbon Around The Bomb, delivering their fifth ...
Post-punk quintet Fontaines DC score an emphatic first No.1 with their third album, Skinty Fia, debuting atop the chart on consumption of 19,983 units (12,387 on vinyl, 4,262 CDs, 788 ...
The first American act to top the chart since Taylor Swift last November, and the first American group to do so since The Killers last August, veteran funk-rockers Red Hot ...
Michael Bublé’s first new studio album since 2018, and his 11th in all, Higher debuts atop the chart on consumption of 21,170 units (17,525 CDs, 2,682 downloads and 963 ...
Leadership of the album chart changes for the 11th week in a row, with a British act at the summit for the 10th time in succession, specifically Charli XCX, ...
Leadership of the album chart changes for the 10th week in a row, and for the ninth consecutive week it is a British act that takes pole position.
This time ...
