These are the chart rankings from 9/22! Enjoy!
Notable Debuts:
Twiztid, Unlikely Prescription(Majik Ninja Entertainment)
Debut #14
4,150 sold
The 15th album from the Detroit based hip hop duo.
Inferi, Vile Genesis (The Artisan Era)
Debut #28
2,450 sold
Nashville-based tech death outfit release their 6th studio album.
Andrew W.K., God Is Partying (Napalm Records)
Debut #42
1,800 sold
Andrew W.K partying hard with his sixth studio album. Produced by Ted Young and himself.
Metallica and Various Artists, The Metallica Blacklist (Blackened Recordings)
Debut #44
1,800 sold
I must say, I am shocked Metallica didn’t chart higher. Perhaps it’s because it’s all covers?
GWAR, Scumdogs XXX Live (The Pit Records)
Debut #82
1,050 sold
A live album filmed in an empty crack house in Richmond, VA. I wish I was there.
Aborted, ManiaCult (Century Media)
Debut #55
1,500 sold
An 11-track effort for the Belgian death metal band.
Jonny Craig, The Places We’ll Never Be (Indepenent)
Debut #139
600 sold
A new solo record from the former Dance Gavin Dance singer.
The Dead Deads, Tell Your Girls It’s Alright (Rumble Records)
550 sold
A great album from McQueen, Daisy, and Meta dead!
Seven Spires, Gods Of Debauchery (Frontiers)
375 sold
“An American metal quartet specializing in melancholic tales and tenebrous grandeur.” – Awesome.
Notable Sales:
Iron Maiden, Senjutsu (Parlophone Records)
#2 (from #1)
16,150 sold
Crazy debut for Iron Maiden’s seventeenth studio album. Again, this shouldn’t really be a surprised, right?
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Butterfly 3000 (KGLW)
#20 (re-entry)
3,400 sold
The Melbourne natives re-enter the charts #20.
Greta Van Fleet, The Battle At Garden’s Gate (Lava/Republic Records)
#21 (from 14)
3,250 sold
A 16% decrease for the Michigan band.
Turnstile, Glow On (Roadrunner Records)
#70 (from 27)
1,225 sold
The Baltimore band’s fourth album drops 46%.
Wolves In The Throne Room, Primordial Arcana(Relapse Records)
#84 (from 112)
1,050 sold
The seventh studio album rises 54%.
Jinjer, Wallflowers (Napalm)
#93 (from 64)
925 sold
A 24% drop for the Ukrainian metalcore outfit.
Mammoth WvH, Mammoth WvH (Ex1)
#116 (from 83)
750 sold
WvH falls 23% but still rock hard?
AC/DC, Power Up(Columbia)
#149 (from 104)
575 sold
A 20% decrease. They’ll power up next week.
A Place To Bury Strangers, Hologram (Dedstrange)
#150 (re-entry)
550 sold
The NYC noise rock band release their 5 track EP on their own label.
Deafheaven, Infinite Granite (Sargent House)
#161 (from 91)
530 sold
Their fifth studio album continues it’s descend with 39%. Give it a listen on Bandcamp!
Foo Fighters, Medicine At Midnight(Roswell)
#163 (from 123)
525 sold
A 4% drop! Have we’ve seen Foo Fighters this low before!?
Megadeth, Unplugged In Boston – Live 2001 (Cleopatra Records)
#165 (from 99)
500 sold
The rare and limited acoustic album drops 33% in week three. But hey, they charted higher than Metallica’s S&M2!
Metallica & The San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, S&M2(Blackened)
#182 (from 139)
450 sold
A 13% decrease and Megadeth charted higher.
Witch Vomit, Abhorrent Rapture(20 Buck Spin)
#191 (re-entry)
425 sold
The EP is back on the charts!
Carnifex, Graveside Confessions (Nuclear Blast)
#198 (from 29)
425 sold
Carnifex drops a massive 81% in week two.
Mouse Rat, The Awesome Album (DualTone/Entertainment 720)
350 sold
A 29% fall in week three. Andy Dwyer will always be proud.
Pentakill, III: Lost Chapter (Independent)
240 sold
A 12% drop.
ERRA, ERRA (UNFD)
220 sold
ERRA dropped their amazing self-titled record March 19th and now dropped a new version of “Vanish Canvas” with Spiritbox’s Courtney LaPlante. Check it out!!
Leprous, Aphelion (InsideOutMusic)
200 sold
A 21% increase for the seventh studio album from the Notodden natives. Get your prog rock here!
Hooded Menace, The Tritonus Bell(Season of Mist)
150 sold
A 37% drop in week three. A full force of 80’s heavy metal for their sixth album.
Grayscale, Umbra (Fearless)
150 sold
The Pennsylvania natives drop their Fearless third studio album but fall 35% in week three.
King Woman, Celestial Blues (Relapse)
150 sold
A 3% increase for the Iranian producer and vocalist Kris Esfandiari. This album tells a story about a near death experience she had as a child.
140 sold
A massive 85% drop in week two. This is their sixth studio album in eighteen years.
Powerwolf, Call Of The Wild(Napalm Records)
130 sold
Another 8% drop off for the story of a man-eating half-wolf, half-dog hybrid.
Matt Heafy (Trivium) guests on “Fist By Fist” and kills it.
Portrait, At One With None (Metal Blade Records)
120 sold
The Swedish heavy metal outfit drop 50% with their sophomore record.
Tags: A Place To Bury Strangers, Aborted, AC/DC, Andrew W.K., Carnifex, Darkthrone, Deafheaven, Dee Snider, Erra, Fiddlehead, Foo Fighters, Grayscale, Greta Van Fleet, GWAR, Hooded Menace, Inferi, Iron Maiden, Jinjer, Jonny Craig, King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, King Woman, Leprous, Mammoth WVH, Megadeth, Metal By Numbers, Metallica, Mouse Rat, Pentakill, Portrait, Powerwolf, Seven Spires, Slaughter To Prevail, The Bronx, The Dead Deads, Turnstile, Twiztid, Witch Vomit, Wolves in the Throne Room
Categorised in: Metal By Numbers