Mumford & Sons have moved back to the top of the UK Record Store Album Chart this week with their second record ‘Babel‘.
The London band climb three places to dislodge last week’s number one, Godspeed You Black Emperor‘s ‘Allelujah Don’t Bend Ascend’, which is now at #3.
Elsewhere, Bellowhead have dropped to #11 and Interpol frontman Paul Banks has entered at #13 on the chart which is compiled entirely from sales registered at the UK’s independent record shops.
UK Record Store Album Chart, Top 20:
1/ Mumford & Sons – ‘Babel’
2/ Jake Bugg – ‘Jake Bugg’
3/ Godspeed You Black Emperor – ‘Allelujah Don’t Bend Ascend’
4/ Bat For Lashes – ‘The Haunted Man’
5/ Taylor Swift – ‘Red’
6/ Tame Impala – ‘Lonerism’
7/ Emeli Sande – ‘Our Version Of Events’
8/ The xx – ‘Coexist’
9/ Lower Than Atlantis – ‘Changing Tune’
10/ Muse – ‘The 2nd Law’
11/ Bellowhead – ‘Broadside’
12/ Lana Del Rey – ‘Born To Die’
13/ Paul Banks – ‘Banks’
14/ Kate Rusby – ’20’
15/ Alt-J – ‘An Awesome Wave’
16/ Flying Lotus – ‘Until The Quiet Comes’
17/ Stone Sour – ‘House Of Gold & Bones’
18/ Of Monsters And Men – ‘My Head Is An Animal’
19/ Jeff Lynne – ‘Long Wave’
20/ Grizzly Bear – ‘Shields’
