Daughter From Hell also tops this week’s Official Vinyl Albums Chart, shifting the most copies on wax over the past seven days.

Gracie Abrams Daughter From Hell Number 1 album Official Charts
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Elsewhere, Yard Act secure a third consecutive Top 20 album as You’re Gonna Need A Little Music enters at Number 15. The Leeds quartet’s latest release follows 2022 debut The Overload (2) and 2024’s Where’s My Utopia? (4). 

You’re Gonna Need A Little Music comes in at Number 1 on the Official Record Store Chart, this week’s best-selling LP in UK independent shops. 

Oasis’s enduring blockbuster (What’s The Story) Morning Glory? holds strong inside the Top 20 at Number 20. 

Its latest chart appearance comes just days after the 1995 classic was crowned the UK’s Official biggest studio album of all time as part of the Official Albums Chart’s 70th anniversary celebrations.

Having racked up 6.2 million UK chart units to date, (What’s The Story) Morning Glory ranks third on the all-time list, behind only greatest hits collections from Queen and ABBA. Some legacy, our kids!

Oasis Whats Story Morning Glory Official Biggest Albums All Time Charts
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Bruno Mars, meanwhile, is feeling particularly romantic. As The Romantic Tour hits UK shores for a run of shows at London’s Wembley Stadium, his most recent record The Romantic rockets 96 places to Number 25. Former 2010 Number 1 debut Doo-Wops & Hooligans also gets swept up in the Bruno boost, climbing 17 spots to Number 33. 

Nia Archives drums up a second Official Top 40 album with Emotional Junglist, new at Number 30. The Bradford-born producer, singer and songwriter previously reached Number 16 with 2024 debut Silence Is Loud.  

Emotional Junglist also earns Nia a hat-trick of Number 1s on the Official Dance Albums Chart, joining Sunrise Bang Ur Head Against Tha Wall and Silence Is Loud.

Congrats, Nia!

Nia Archives Emotional Junglist

And finally, Motionless In White make some serious noise with Decades at Number 31. The record earns the Pennsylvania metalcore band a personal best, becoming their first-ever Official Top 40 album, comfortably beating the Number 43 peak of 2014 release, Reincarnate.

See the full Official Albums Chart Top 100 here from 5.45pm.