Ed Sheeran extends his streak atop the Official U.K. Singles Chart into a seventh week with “Bad Habits” (Asylum), while The Weeknd enjoys the highest debut on the fresh frame.
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INHALER
There’s a breath of fresh air at the summit of the U.K. albums chart as Inhaler’s debut album slots in at No. 1.
Inhaler’s It Won’t Always Be Like This (Polydor) opens at the top of the Official U.K. Albums Chart, making the Dublin rock outfit just the third Irish act to top the survey this decade, and the first since The Script s self-titled debut from 2008.
Inhaler’s first week ends with 18,000 chart sales, according to the OCC, with 92% of that sum generated by physical sales. It’s the week’s best-selling vinyl, and, according to the charts compiler, the fastest-selling debut album on vinyl of any band this century.
Positions (Republic Records) vaults 49-4 following its release on vinyl, ruling the Official Vinyl Albums Chart, while the DMX career retrospective The Best Of (Def Jam) impacts the chart at No. 12, one week following the hip-hop star s death, aged 50.
Further down, the chart sees new arrivals for veteran French electronic music producer Jean-Michel Jarre (
Amazonia at No. 21 via RCA), and hip-hop collective Brockhampton (
Roadrunner â New Light New Machine at No. 24 via RCA).
Meanwhile, Lil Nas X makes it three weeks in a row atop the Official U.K. Singles Chart With Montero (Call Me By Your Name) (Lil Nas X).
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