Wet Leg debuts week with many news on the UK album chart

Alternative Rock topped the UK album charts, with three introductions by artists identified with this genre, though different from each other. Wet Leg Girls topped the charts with their highly acclaimed titled album. Later, Father John Misty’s “Chloé And The Next Century” was composed and became ambitious. Veteran Jack White’s fourth solo work “Bear of the Dawn” took third place.

The other three albums made it into the top 40, with two of them making it to the top ten: K Tempest’s “The Line is a Curve” and Camila Capello’s Familia Eighth and Ninth, respectively. Passengers’ “flying birds and cruise ships”, ranked 37th, closed the news week.

1 – “Wet Leg” – Wet Leg (Introduction)
2 – “The Glow and the Next 20th Century” – Father John Misty (Introduction)
3 – “Bear of the Dawn” – Jack White (Introduction)
4 – “=” – Ed Sheeran (two levels dropped)
5 – “Sour” – Olivia Rodrigo (two levels dropped)
6 – “Unlimited Love” – ​​Red Hot Chili Peppers (Five Levels Dropped)
7 – “Between Us” – Small combination (up to five levels)
8 – “The Line is a Curve” – ​​K Tempest (Introduction)
9 – “Family” – Camila Capello (Introduction)
10 – “Bear Pressure” – ArrDee (six levels dropped)