Fifteen years after its launch, Courteeners’ St Jude (through Polydor/UMR) is on monitor for its first U.Ok. chart crown.
Originally launched in 2008, St Jude peaked at No. 4 on the Official Albums Chart, with three of its tracks occurring to impression the U.Ok. high 40.
The British indie rock band has made seven high 10 appearances, together with all six of their studio LPs.
Until now, Courteeners’ profession U.Ok. chart peak is No. 2 for 2020’s More. Again. Forever. Thanks to a reissue of St Jude, Courteeners might go one higher. It’s the highest title on the Official Chart Update, revealed Jan. 16.
Based on gross sales and streaming knowledge collated by the Official Charts Company, this week’s highest new entry might belong to Supergrass guitarist Gaz Coombes, whose fourth solo album Turn The Car Around (Hot Fruit) is chasing a No. 2 debut. If it continues to speed up, Turn The Car Around would give Coombes his first solo high 10; Supergrass has six high 10 albums, together with a No. 1 for his or her 1995 debut I Should Coco.
Meanwhile, London rapper Clavish is eyeing his first high 10 look along with his 28-track debut mixtape Rap Game Awful (Polydor). It’s new at No. 4 on the most recent chart replace.
Also pushing for high 10 debuts are indie rock Circa Waves with Never Going Under (Lower Third), on monitor for a No. 9 begin; and veteran Scottish indie-pop band Belle & Sebastian with Late Developers (Matador), new at No. 10 on the U.Ok. chart replace.
Finally, George Ezra enjoys a direct bump after the singer and songwriter final week landed a number of nominations for the 2023 BRIT Awards. Ezra, who’s up for music of the 12 months and artist of the 12 months on the annual ceremony, set for Feb. 11, sees his third successive chart-topping album Gold Rush Kid (Columbia) makes a rush for the highest 40; it’s at No. 31 on the chart blast.
All might be revealed when the Official Charts are revealed late Friday.
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