Noughties darlings Bloc Party sit at Number 2 in the latest update with Anatomy Of A Brief Romance. The four-piece’s seventh studio LP is on course to earn them their highest charting project since 2007’s A Weekend In the City.
Completing the current all-British Top 3 is producer and DJ Bonobo with Distance in Static (3). If positions remain as they are come Friday, it will become the Brighton-born musician’s best performing album to date.
Fresh from securing her first Top 10 with RESTORATION last year, the enigmatic RØRY looks to continue her good fortune, with BLOODLETTING beginning the week at Number 5.
London rockers Green Lung are all but set to make their Top 40 debut on fourth studio cut, Necropolitan (7).
Mad fer it? With Oasis set to announce a series of 2027 live dates today, the band find three albums on the up in anticipation: Time Flies… (1994-2009) (11), (What’s The Story) Morning Glory? (13) and Definitely Maybe (25).
Punk duo The Meffs, comprised of Lily Hopkins and Lewis Copsey, begin their campaign for a maiden album chart entry on Business (17), as another double-act in The Proclaimers pursue their ninth Top 40 accolade with You May Offend (20).
Finally, Jhené Aiko and Westside Whimsy is presently situated at Number 37, while the Pixies’ Bossanova from 1990 looks to re-enter the main standings, following the release of a remastered version on vinyl (39).
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