Already on top of the main chart rundown this week, Bastille have also proved popular in the UK’s independent record shops with their debut album ‘Bad Blood‘.
The LP is at number one ahead of Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, with Stereophonics‘ ‘Graffiti On The Train‘ at #4. Last week’s chart topper, ‘180‘, slips down to no.9, while Johnny Marr is one further place back with his maiden solo effort ‘The Messenger‘.
UK Record Store Album Chart, Top 20:
1/ Bastille – ‘Bad Blood’
2/ Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – ‘Push The Sky Away’
3/ Emeli Sande – ‘Our Version Of Events’
4/ Stereophonics – ‘Graffiti On The Train’
5/ Atoms For Peace – ‘Amok’
6/ Laura Mvula – ‘Sing To The Moon’
7/ Dido – ‘Girl Who Got Away’
8/ Mumford & Sons – ‘Babel’
9/ Palma Violets – ’180′
10/ Johnny Marr – ‘The Messenger’
11/ Emmylou Harris/Rodney Crowell – ‘Old Yellow Moon’
12/ Jake Bugg – ‘Jake Bugg’
13/ Les Miserables OST
14/ Bruno Mars – ‘Unorthodox Jukebox’
15/ Jimi Hendrix – ‘People, Hell & Angels’
16/ Hookworms – ‘Pearl Mystic’
17/ Ben Howard – ‘Every Kingdom’
18/ Mogwai – Les Revenants OST
19/ Michael Ball – ‘Both Sides Now’
20/ Foals – ‘Holy Fire’
