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Disturbed Reclaim #1 With 2015-Released Album 'Immortalized'

What a comeback.

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It debuted at #1 last August, but Disturbed's comeback album Immortalized has surged back to the top of the ARIA Albums Chart after eight months. 

The acclaimed record has been slowly making its way back up the chart in recent weeks, possibly due to the announcement of their Australian tour this November (which came in at #4 last week) but it has taken over top honours from Deftones who dropped down to #15 with Gore.

Familiar faces occupy the top five this week, with Adele's hugely successful 25 taking out #2, Hilltop HoodsDrinking From The Sun, Walking Under Stars Restrung at #3, Ed Sheeran's at #4 and RufusBloom at #5.

Album debuts this week included PJ Harvey's The Hope Six Demolition Project which came in at #7,  Marina Prior & Mark Vincent's Together at #8, Santana's Santana IV at #11 and Josh Groban's Stages (Live) at #17.

Over on the Singles Chart, US pop heavyweight Pink's new track Just Like Fire could not dethrone last week's #1 songI Hate U, I Love U by Gnash featuring Olivia O'Brien, though it still had a very strong debut, coming in at #2, while the top ten remained mostly unchanged from last week. 

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Single debuts this week came from Jason Derulo with If It Ain't Love (#34) and Luke Christopher's Lot To Learn (#39).