
There are only a few certainties: death, taxes, and that this column will go weeks without comments until I forget to put a band on the charts. So, yeah, I totally missed Grey Daze last week, a band fronted by the late Chester Bennington before he joined Linkin Park. I know some of you were looking forward to it so I’m sorry I overlooked it the first time. In truth, I hadn’t heard about Grey Daze until readers started asking about it. You’ll find their numbers from this week and last week listed below.
Notable Debuts:

Debut #53
1,350 sold
The band’s sixth album is its highest selling yet in the US.

Debut #117
630 sold
This compilation marks the band’s 15th anniversary with classic and rerecorded hits.

Debut #123
600 sold
Trapt’s latest album sold 87% less copies than its 2016 predecessor. This could be a result of frontman Chris Taylor Brown’s Twitter rants, or it could just be because its Trapt.

Debut #154
440 sold
This is the band’s debut full-length.

200 sold
This is the band’s third album.

130 sold
This is a follow-up to Vol. I released a few months earlier and the third overall release for the band in 2020.
Notable Sales:
A 46% drop.
A 12% drop with over 90,000 sold.

#64 (from 4)
1,175 sold
This debuted last week at #4 with over 10,300 sold.

#87 (from 99)
870 sold
A 3% boost with over 40,000 sold.
A 55% drop.

#190 (from 106)
340 sold
A 58% drop in week two.

#196 (re-entry)
330 sold
This got a hefty 287% boost after dropping off last week.

190 sold
This got a huge 278% boost back up.

130 sold
A 18% drop.

120 sold
A 22% boost back up.

110 sold
A 50% drop.

100 sold
A 13% boost up.
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