Tame Impala ProfileEver since landing on a wide variety of end-of-year lists around the globe, Tame Impala's Lonerism release of last year has been creeping back up charts.
In this week's US charts, released yesterday, the Perth band rise from 112 to 99 to re-enter the Top 100 - on initial release Lonerism peaked at nine. The album also rose to 22 in the Alternative Albums, 31 in the Rock Albums and bulleted to five in the Tastemaker Albums chart (its highest point so far there).
Also still holding strong in the States is Adelaide's Atlas Genius, their Trojans single now in its 35th week in the Alternative Songs chart, where it moves back up to four, equalling its previous peak position there. The track also bulleted to 21 in the Heatseekers Songs chart.
Two Australians feature in new US EDM chart - Dance/Electronic Songs: Sia's She Wolf (Falling To Pieces) collab with David Guetta at eight and Havana Brown's former Dance/Club Play number one Big Banana is at 15. Sia's She Wolf is also at 11 on the Dance/Mix Show Airplay chart. Perth expats Knife Party also re-enter the Dance/Electronic Albums chart with their 100% No Modern Talking EP at 34 (it previously peaked at 21 in an earlier eight-week stay) while their Rage Valley EP remains at nine after 30 weeks in the chart.
In the US Top 100 singles chart, Australian pop superstar Guy Sebastian takes his top-selling local hit Battle Scars from 99 to 96 - the Lupe Fiasco collab peaked at 77 during a previous visit to the chart.
