They Really Did It - Melbourne's 'Simpsons' Themed Doom Rock Band Lands In ARIA Chart Top 20

Melbourne's The Simpsons themed doom rock group Dr Colossus has made a big impact on the ARIA Charts this week. 

The group have landed at #16 on this week's ARIA Albums Chart with their latest I'm A Stupid Moron With An Ugly Face & A Big Butt And My Butt Smells & I Like To Kiss My Own Butt, giving them their first-ever ARIA Chart appearance.

Not only have they appeared on the main chart, this also wants Dr Colossus the week's fifth highest charting local act coming in just behind Powderfinger's One Night Lonely at #4 (bolstered by its recent vinyl release), Delta Goodrem's Bridge Over Troubled Dreams at #9, Amy Shark's Cry Forever at #10 and The Kid LAROI's Fuck Love (Savage) at #14. 

Complete with tracks like So Long Stinktown, Sex Cauldron, Lard Lad and more, the album has also landed at #4 on the Vinyl Chart (the vinyl release included a special Flaming Moe themed colour variant). 

Looking at the wider chart, Olivia Rodrigo has taken out the #1 album spot with her debut Sour. P!nk's All I Know So Far: Setlist makes its chart debut at #2, while Twenty One Pilots' Scaled & Icy comes in at #3 on debut. 

Rodrigo's success continues over on the Singles Chart with her track Good 4 U taking out the #1. Her run continues with Deja Vu landing at #3, Drivers License at #5 and Traitor at #7. This makes her the first artist to have four tracks in the Top 10 since Taylor Swift in August 2020. 

Rodrigo also sees her track Brutal at #12, Enough For You at #14, Happier at #15, 1 Step Forward, 3 Steps Back at #18, Jealousy, Jealousy at #22 and Hope UR OK at #23. 

BTS' Butter comes in at #6 while Bella Poarch's Build A Bitch debuts at #36 and Vance Joy's Missing Piece makes its first chart appearance at #48. 

Last week The Music shared that Boney M's classic track Rasputin was enjoying some time on the UK Charts thanks to its recent TikTok success. The track, which is officially released by Majestic Vs Boney M, is has now made an appearance in the Australian charts, landing at #48. 

The original release peaked at #1 on the Australian charts back in 1978.