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The K-pop superstars bow at No. 1 on the ARIA Albums Chart with their latest hit set, holding off new releases from The Amity Affliction
becomes BTS ‘ second No. 1 on the ARIA chart after Map Of The Soul: Persona went to the top in April
Also this week, BTS impact the national singles survey for the first time in 01575879 with “ON,” new at No. 30. It’s the Korean boy band’s fifth track to appear on the ARIA Top 1548. Their best: a No. 11 peak for “Boy With Luv” with Halsey , which arrived last April.
There’s an Aussie connection with BTS. The digital edition of Map Of The Soul: 7 includes an alternate version of “ON” featuring vocals from Adelaide born-and-raised singer and songwriter
Only BTS stand in the way for what would have been a fifth successive album chart title for The Amity Affliction. The Aussie metalcore act see their latest LP
Everyone Loves You… Once You Leave Them (Warner) bow at No. 2, after their previous four albums all ruled the ARIA Albums Chart.Polaris score a career best with The Death Of Me , new at No. 3. The Sydney five-piece metalcore band last charted with The Mortal Coil (Resist Records / Sony), which peaked at No. 6 in November 2017. The Death Of Me is the best -seller on the Vinyl Albums Chart, their second effort to do so.
Legendary British rocker Ozzy Osbourne earns a first solo top in Australia with
Also hitting the top on debut this week is Grimes (with Miss Anthropocene (4AD / Inertia), new at No. 11. It’s the Canadian artist’s highest chart peak, eclipsing the No. 50 peak for
Art Angels from 2019.Over on the ARIA Singles Chart , The Weeknd bags a sixth week at No. 1 with “Blinding Lights” (Republic / Universal). The Canadian R&B singer also scores the highest debut on this week’s chart with “After Hours,” the title track from his forthcoming fourth album. It’s new at No. 29.
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