King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard Set Another Chart Record With New Album

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard have set another chart record this week. 

The Melbourne group released their 18th studio album last week, dubbed Butterfly 3000, which has now debuted at #1 on the ARIA Vinyl chart. 

The album is now their sixth release to land in the top spot on the chart, giving them a further jump on their already existing record as the artists with the most #1s on the ARIA Vinyl Chart. 

Since the chart's launch in April 2019, the group have seen both new releases, live and vinyl reissues land in the top spot, including 2021's LW, 2020's KG and Chunky Shrapnel live album, 2019's Fishing For Fishies and Infest The Rat's Nest, 

In addition to its success on the Vinyl Chart, the album has also debuted #2 on the ARIA Albums Chart. This gives the band their 13th Top Ten album, following on from LW at #4 in May this year. 

Looking at the Albums Chart, US pop artist Olivia Rodrigo holds tight to the #1 with Sour for its fourth straight week. 

Polo G's Hall Of Fame debuts at #3, while Garbage see their latest No Gods No Masters come in at #4. The Music recently caught up with frontwoman Shirley Manson to hear all about the release. The album has also landed at #5 on the Vinyl Albums Chart.

WA act Spacey Jane have also had an impressive week on the charts. The group have seen their debut album Sunlight move from #29 to #6 off the back of its one year anniversary and a special edition vinyl release. The album has come in at #6 on the Albums Chart, while landing at #2 on the Vinyl Albums Chart. 

Perth group Sly Withers have seen their album Gardens debut at #10 on the Albums Chart and at #4 on the Vinyl Albums Chart.

Maroon 5's Jordi debuts at #11, while Migos' Culture III lands at #13. Andrew Swift's The Art Of Letting Go debuts at #25, with the next new release - Marina's Ancient Dreams In A Modern Land - landing at #38. 

Looking at the Singles Chart, Lorde's first single in four years - Solar Power - represents the week's highest charting debut, coming in at #14. 

Doja Cat's Need To Know debuts at #31, with Polo G's No Return just behind at #33.