Feeder by Steve Gullick
It’s Feeder’s eleventh studio album.
Feeder have gone to number one on the UK Record Store Chart with Torpedo.
Sea Girls, Charli XCX, Sam Tompkins and Peter Doherty & Frederic Lo complete the Top 5, as Franz Ferdinand, Little Simz and The Mysterines stand as the sole survivors from last week, though Current 93 are a re-entry with If A City Is Set Upon A Hill.
A decade ago, The Official Charts Company began compiling the UK Record Store Chart to reflect the boom in vinyl sales which had begun during the previous decade. Its figures are taken from the best selling albums at 100 of Britain’s leading independent music shops.
UK Record Store Chart, Top 20:
1/ (new) Feeder – Torpedo
2/ (new) Sea Girls – Homesick
3/ (new) Charli XCX – Crash
4/ (new) Sam Tompkins – Who Do You Pray To
5/ (new) Peter Doherty & Frederic Lo – The Fantasy Life Of Poetry & Crime
6/ (new) Arrdee – Pier Pressure
7/ (new) Surfing Magazines – Badgers Of Wymeswold
8/ (new) Midlake – For The Sake Of Bethel Woods
9/ (new) The Ninth Wave – Heavy Like A Headache
10/ (new) Pictish Trail – Island Family
11/ (new) Pearl Jam – Rearviewmirror Greatest Hits Vol 1
12/ (new) Pearl Jam – Rearviewmirror Greatest Hits Vol 2
13/ (new) Broadcast – Maida Vale Sessions
14/ (new) Laura-Mary Carter – Town Called Nothing
15/ Current 93 – If A City Is Set Upon A Hill
16/ Franz Ferdinand – Hits To The Head
17/ (new) Planet – Information Overload
18/ Little Simz – Sometimes I Might Be Introvert
19/ The Mysterines – Reeling
20/ (new) Mattiel – Georgia Gothic
