There’s an almost entirely new Top 20 on the latest UK Vinyl Singles Chart thanks to Record Store Day 2018.
Only Noel Gallagher holds firm from the previous week, with his Who Built The Moon? single It’s A Beautiful World climbing one place amidst special releases from David Bowie, Sufjan Stevens, U2, Courtney Barnett and more, all of which are topped by Led Zeppelin‘s Rock And Roll.
Reflecting the surge in popularity of the traditional format, dedicated vinyl album and singles charts were launched by the Official Charts Company in 2016 with the singles chart compiled from sales of 7″ and 12″ records.
UK Vinyl Singles Chart, Top 20:
1 – (new) Led Zeppelin – Rock And Roll
2 – (new) David Bowie – Let’s Dance
3 – Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds – It’s A Beautiful World
4 – (new) Sufjan Stevens – Mystery Of Love
5 – (new) U2 – Lights Of Home
6 – (new) Soft Cell – Say Hello Wave Goodbye
7 – (new) Small Faces – Lazy Sunday
8 – (new) Public Service Broadcasting – People Will Always Need Coal
9 – (new) Mansun – Wide Open Space
10 – (new) Rag N Bone Man – Don’t Set The World On Fire
11 – (new) Courtney Barnett – City Looks Pretty
12 – (new) Jimi Hendrix – Mannish Boy
13 – (new) Sparks – You Earned The Right To Be A Dick
14 – (new) Brian Eno & Kevin Shields – The Weight Of History
15 – (new) Wolf Alice – Don’t Delete The Kisses
16 – (new) First Aid Kit – You Are The Problem Here
17 – (new) Steven Wilson – How Big The Space
18 – (new) The Police – Roxanne
19 – (new) Def Leppard – C’mon C’mon
20 – (new) Belly – Army Of Clay