It's official. Sophie Ellis-Bextor is bigger than Bob Dylan.

Council Skies by Noel Gallagher is in at 2.

And that means But Here We Are by the Foo Fighters is straight in at Number One on this week's UK album chart.

The Lockdown Sessions by Roger Waters is in at 56.

Butterfield wrote:

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

The Girl Is Crying in Her Latte by Sparks is in at 7.

"The album entered the UK Albums Chart at no. 7, the third consecutive Sparks studio album to debut at that position."



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Girl_Is_Crying_in_Her_Latte

A week later, it's no longer in the Top 100.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

And that means Sprinter by Dave & Central Cee is straight in at Number One on this week's UK singles chart.

Let's remind ourselves how that brand new Number One sounds.

Irritating, materialistic tedium.

And also repellent.

"Thumbnails/stills that put you off from clicking on the video"

It's two days after that magical time of week.

Seventeen Going Under by Sam Fender is back in at 29.

0800 Heaven by Dawe/Corry/Henderson is in at 23.

Who Told You by J Hus Ft Drake is in at 2.

And that means Sprinter by Dave & Central Cee is still at Number One on the UK singles chart.

That was all very uneventful.

Now for the album chart.

The Hurting by Tears for Fears is in at 40.

Purple Hearts by Youngs Teflon & Tiny Boost is in at 38.

O Monolith by Squid is in at 34.

Six by Extreme is in at 22.