Elbow turns up the volume with Audio Vertigothe UK midweek chart leader.
Audio Vertigo is the 10th studio album by the band Bury, England. And if it retains its place, the collection will give Guy Garvey and Co. their fourth UK leader since 2014 The take off and landing of everythingof 2017 Short fictions and 2019 Giants of all sizes.
Based on sales and streaming data recorded midweek, the British alternative rock outfit holds the Future and Metro Boomin collab, We Don't Trust You. It sits at No.2 in the midweek chart and should become Future's fourth and Metro Boomin's third UK top 10 album. Three tracks from it are aiming for top 20 debuts on the national singles survey.
The veteran Scottish alt-rock act with the Jesus and Mary Chain could have the best career ever Glasgow Eyes. He is projected to complete a brand new top 3 at No. 3 for the group's third top 10 title.
After the release of a deluxe edition, Olivia Rodrigo's former leader OFFAL should make the top 10 once again. He is 15-4 on the chart blast. The LP, which originally logged a week at No. 1 in 2023, should yield the chart's highest new official week entry for a single, with “Obsessed” predicted to bow at No. 6. The release ” Spilled'' OFFAL features five more songs, including a new track, “So American”; the other four songs were the “secret” tracks that appeared on a variety of OFFAL vinyl releases: “Obsessed”, “Scared of My Guitar”, “Stranger” and “Girl I've Always Been”.
Finally, new titles from Starsailor (Where the wild things grow), Fletcher (Looking for the antidote) and The Staves (Everything now) are cruising for top 10 spots, while LPs from Waxahatchee (Tigers Blood at No. 12), a project led by Alabama-born singer-songwriter Katie Crutchfield and Gossip (Real power at No. 18) could debut in the top 20.
All will be revealed when the official charts are released late on Friday, March 29.
