Extending to 26 the number of consecutive weeks in which leadership of the album chart has changed hands – the second longest string in chart history - +-=÷× Tour Collection ...
Despite trailing behind Sparks’ new album Mad! in all of the week’s sales flashes, Short N’ Sweet returns to No.1 for Sabrina Carpenter.
Previously atop the chart on debut ...
Cheers! As he alludes to in numerous songs in his oeuvre, Morgan Wallen is fond of a drink, and has barely had time to recover from celebrating his 32nd birthday ...
Their first three albums were a conceptual trilogy, but Sleep Token cut loose with their standalone fourth album, Even In Arcadia, which becomes their first No.1, scorching to the top ...
Rising from the ashes of a 1970s concert film whose sales were down to a trickle – six last week - Pink Floyd At Pompeii: MCMLXXII is the stunning, newly ...
The spectre of Ghost haunted Stereophonics all week, with the former’s new album Skeletá drawing closer to, but never quite overhauling, the latter’s simultaneously unleashed Make ‘Em Laugh, Make ‘Em ...
Its consumption dips for the second week in a row – falling 6.53% to 66,007 units (1,896 digital downloads and 64,111 sales-equivalent streams) – but Ordinary continues to prove anything ...
The release of a special, signed CD edition to celebrate its first anniversary is enough to send Taylor Swift’s most recent studio set, The Tortured Poets Department (TTPD), back to ...
Leadership of the chart changes hands for the 17th week in a row, with Who Believes In Angels? debuting at No.1 for Elton John & Brandi Carlile, on consumption ...
In a showdown between two stylistically dissimilar British bands who came to prominence in the 2000s, The Darkness’ dreams of securing their first No.1 album for 22 years are toast, ...
