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Post by Milliways on Apr 19, 2018 19:32:01 GMT 1
Shorter chart and a day early this week due to holidays (next week's will probably be late, if I manage to compile one at all)
Milliways Chart - w.e. 21-Apr-2018
1 (1) STANFIELDS - 'DESPERATION' (4th week at #1)
2 (6) Paddy & The Rats - 'The Way We Wanna Go'
3 (2) Jukebox The Ghost - 'Fred Astaire'
4 (10) L.A. Salami - 'Jean Is Gone'
5 (5) Kid Zr0 - 'Young & Stupid'
6 (3) North Alone - 'Extralarge'
7 (19) Jack Moy - 'Bad Day'
8 (NE) Longshot - 'Chasing A Ghost'
9 (4) Catholic Action - 'New Year'
10 (NE) Cicada Rhythm - 'America's Open Roads'
11 (9) Apollo SteamTrain - 'Brain Bell Jangler'
12 (--) Mourners - 'Stay Gone'
13 (NE) Scenic Route to Alaska - 'Ghost Of Love'
14 (16) Rivers Cuomo - 'Medicine For Melancholy'
15 (11) Pennywise - 'Won't Give Up The Fight'
16 (NE) Fred's House - 'Never Gonna Love You'
17 (7) George Ezra - 'Paradise' (#1[3])
18 (NE) Ruen Brothers - 'Aces'
19 (8) Ninja Sex Party - 'Orgy For One'
20 (12) Damned - 'Devil In Disguise'
21 (13) Be Like Pablo - 'My Kind Of Girl'
22 (14) Strapped For Cash - 'A Faecal Matter'
23 (24) Ballyhoo! - 'I Don't Wanna Go'
24 (28) Frank Turner - 'Blackout'
25 (NE) Ash - 'Annabel'
26 (NE) Ylvis feat. Sigurd, Hans, Michael & Carl - 'She Told It On The Hill'
27 (20) Pony League - 'Mile Marker Dance'
28 (--) Wolves of Youth - 'Start Again'
29 (NE) Camens - 'Violent Video Games'
30 (15) Kate Nash - 'Life In Pink'
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-- (--) Eyes Like Lanterns - 'All My Demons'
-- (--) Frank Turner - 'Make America Great Again'
-- (--) Mopes - 'Circle K'
-- (--) Sting & Shaggy - 'Don't Make Me Wait'
-- (--) Vida - 'Let You Believe'
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Post by Milliways on Apr 19, 2018 19:37:20 GMT 1
The Stanfields' 'Desperation' remains the song of the moment 4 weeks in, now the longest run at the top since I relaunched my weekly chart on 17 February.
Further down, sunny weather and upcoming holidays have helped summery-sounding songs with a less typical sound such as L.A. Salami, Cicada Rhythm and (despite the title) Jack Moy do well.
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