But this week’s biggest Top 10 story belongs to the King of Pop.
Michael Jackson‘s Thriller storms 12 places to Number 5, securing a brand-new Official Chart peak 43 years after its original release.
After reaching a new high of Number 9 in 2025, the Halloween favourite enters the Top 5 for the first time, with a 74% week-on-week consumption increase.
And it’s good news for plenty of other spooky smashes, too.
MORE: When will the 2026 Christmas Number 1 be announced?
Ray Parker Jr.‘s Ghostbusters answers the call at Number 12, while Rockwell‘s Somebody’s Watching Me re-enters at Number 14. The latter originally reached Number 6 back in 1984.
Meanwhile, could Tame Impala‘s Dracula be establishing itself as a modern-day Halloween staple?
The track certainly has plenty of bite! This week’s highest climber leaps 53 places to Number 15, surging 158% week-on-week.
Elsewhere, Bobby ‘Boris’ Pickett’s Monster Mash is back at Number 19, joined by Danny Elfman’s This Is Halloween (22) and Andrew Gold’s Spooky Scary Skeletons (23).
The latter also celebrates a new Official Chart peak, surpassing its previous best of Number 30 in 2025.
Rihanna’s Disturbia completes the Halloween takeover, returning at Number 39.
Elsewhere in the Top 10, sombr‘s My Body Isn’t Ready lifts one place to Number 9, while Sam Fender and Olivia Dean‘s record-breaking former chart-topper Rein Me In rounds out the Top 10.
And with Halloween barely behind us, Christmas is already making its presence felt.
Further down the chart, Wham!‘s Last Christmas makes its seasonal return at Number 54, while Mariah Carey‘s All I Want For Christmas Is You follows at Number 82.
The countdown to that coveted Christmas Number 1 is on!
See the full Official Singles Chart Top 100 here from 5.45pm.