Metal By Numbers is a weekly column in which we look at the top metal sellers and debuts of the week.
So did Five Finger Death Punch decide on the title of the new album before or after the release of the film The Fate of the Furious a.k.a. F8? Either way, the band is back, and if you’ve been following this column for awhile, you know FFDP albums tend to stick around for a very, very long time. Their 2018 album And Justice For None stuck around until last September. And while 44,750 might not be their highest opening number, it’s pretty damn big for pure album sales in 2020.
Five Finger Death Punch,
F8 (Better Noise)
Debut #3
44,750 sold
The band’s eighth album sold about the same as 2009’s War Is the Answer.
Wishbone Ash, Coat of Arms (Steamhammer)
Debut #97
950 sold
This is Wishbone Ash’s 23rd studio album releasing a year after the band’s 50th anniversary.
The Night Flight Orchestra, Aeromantic (Nuclear Blast)
Debut #136
740 sold
This is the band’s best debut yet.
Today Is The Day, No Good to Anyone (BMG)
460 sold
The band’s eleventh album is its first in six years.
Tombs, Monarchy Of Shadows (Season Of Mist)
400 sold
This is the band’s fifth album.
300 sold
The band’s fourth album is its first in eight years.
This is the instrumental doom duo’s third studio album.
Be//gotten,
< love/loathe/lust 3 (Stay Sick)
230 sold
This is the band’s debut album.
#5 (from 2)
15,825 sold
A 76% drop in week two, but this is still in the top 5.
#44 (from 41)
2,350 sold
A 10% boost.
Breaking Benjamin,
Aurora (Hollywood)
#61 (from 43)
1,650 sold
A 16% drop.
Demons & Wizards, III (Century Media)
#69 (from 26)
1,400 sold
A 62% second week drop.
#98 (from 86)
950 sold
A 8% drop.
#102 (from 108)
920 sold
A 9% boost.
#124 (from 128)
790 sold
A 7% boost.
#138 (from 129)
730 sold
A 2% drop.
#141 (from 161)
720 sold
A 21% boost.
#144 (from 95)
710 sold
A 26% drop.
#166 (re-entry)
610 sold
A 36% boost back up.
#184 (from 185)
550 sold
A 5% boost.
#187 (re-entry)
540 sold
A 25% boost back onto the charts.
#198 (from 193)
510 sold
This sold the same as last week.
#200 (from 158)
500 sold
A 17% drop.
Sons of Apollo,
MMXX(Inside Out)
270 sold
A 19% drop.
The Word Alive, Monomania (Fearless)
270 sold
A 84% drop in week two.
220 sold
A 71% drop in week two.
Revolution Saints,
Rise(Frontiers)
170 sold
A 16% drop.
160 sold
A 29% boost back up.
Mayhem,
Daemon (Century Media)
160 sold
This gets a 46% boost ahead of the Decibel Tour.
This gets a whopping 157% boost