Bruce Springsteen has replicated his success on the UK’s main album chart by landing the number one spot on this week’s Record Store Chart.
‘High Hopes‘ – a collection of original material, reworkings and covers – is immediately ahead of new entries from Neck Deep and Canterbury, while Arctic Monkeys and London Grammar both retain positions inside the Top 10.
The UK Record Store Chart was launched back in 2012, and is compiled entirely from sales registered at 100 of the UK’s leading independent music outlets.
UK Record Store Chart, Top 20:
1/ Bruce Springsteen – ‘High Hopes’
2/ Neck Deep – ‘Wishful Thinking’
3/ Canterbury – ‘Dark Days’
4/ East India Youth – ‘Total Strife Forever’
5/ James Vincent McMorrow – ‘Post Tropical’
6/ Arctic Monkeys – ‘AM’
7/ London Grammar – ‘If You Wait’
8/ Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings – ‘Give The People What They Want’
9/ Mark Lanegan – ‘Has God Seen My Shadow?’
10/ John Grant – ‘Pale Green Ghosts’
11/ Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks – ‘Wig Out At Jagbags’
12/ Haim – ‘Days Are Gone’
13/ Disclosure – ‘Settle’
14/ Ellie Goulding – ‘Halcyon’
15/ Decade – ‘Good Luck’
16/ Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – ‘Live From KCRW’
17/ Savages – ‘Silence Yourself’
18/ Jon Hopkins – ‘Immunity’
19/ William Onyeabor – ‘World Psychedelic Classics 5′
20/ David Bowie – ‘The Next Day’
