St. Vincent is ahead of Paul Weller and The Black Keys.
St. Vincent has topped the UK Record Store Chart with her new album Daddy’s Home.
Squid drop to #5 from the number one spot last week, while there’s another strong showing from Dry The Cleaning who climb again with New Long Leg.
It’s now nine years since The Official Charts Company launched this chart as vinyl sales surged during the last decade, a trend which continued in 2020 as the format grew for the 13th consecutive year. It is compiled from the best selling albums at 100 of Britain’s leading independent music shops.
Squid top UK Record Store Chart with Bright Green Field
Squid top UK Record Store Chart with Bright Green Field
Squid lead an entirely new Top 5 on the latest UK Record Store Chart.
Squid have gone straight in at number one on the UK Record Store Chart with their debut album Bright Green Field.
Elsewhere, Royal Blood drop down from the top position last week to #6, and Natalie Bergman enters at #11 with Mercy. Further back, Dry Cleaning’s own debut record New Long Leg continues to perform well, climbing this week to #13.
It’s now nine years since The Official Charts Company launched this chart as vinyl sales surged during the last decade, a trend which continued in 2020 as the format grew for the 13th consecutive year. It is compiled from the best selling albums at 100 of Britain’s leading independent music shops.
Royal Blood, The Coral lead latest UK Record Store Chart
Royal Blood, The Coral lead latest UK Record Store Chart
Royal Blood are also at number one on the UK’s main chart rundown.
Royal Blood have debuted at the top of the UK Record Store Chart with Typhoons, immediately ahead of The Coral’s own new LP Coral Island.
It’s a Top 20 dominated by new entries, more coming from the likes of Teenage Fanclub, Girl In Red, Pink Floyd, Gojira and Manchester Orchestra, but Waxahatchee does find room to climb from last week with her stand-out 2020 album Saint Cloud.
Tom Jones worked with producer Ethan Johns on his latest collection of covers.
Tom Jones is the current number one on the UK Record Store Chart with Surrounded By Time.
He immediately leads more brand new entries from Field Music and Dinosaur Jr., while London Grammar are down to #7 from #1 with their new LP Californian Soil.
It’s now nine years since The Official Charts Company launched this chart as vinyl sales surged during the last decade, a trend which continued in 2020 as the format grew for the 13th consecutive year. It is compiled from the best selling albums at 100 of Britain’s leading independent music shops.