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Thundamentals Score Week's Highest Local Debut On ARIA Albums Chart

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Aussie hip hop group Thundamentals have scored the week's highest local debut on the ARIA Albums chart with their new LP,  I Love Songs.

The trio's fifth record has cracked the top ten to land at #9, just ahead of fellow Aussie act Dead Letter Circus who have placed at #10 with their fourth self-titled album.

Thundamentals' Tuka and Morgs joined The Music Podcast earlier this month to talk about the album; check it out below.


Meanwhile, Eminem has topped the chart for the fourth-straight week with Kamikaze and has held out new entries - Slash's Living The Dream and BROCKHAMPTON's Iridescence - at #4 and #6 respectively.

Other album debuts this week include Josh Groban's Bridges (#14), The Paper Kites' On The Corner Where You Live (#48),  The Story So Far's Proper Dose (#55) and Machine Gun Kelly's Binge (#62).

Over on the Singles chart, George Ezra has topped the list for a second week with Shotgun, beating out Benny Blanco's Eastside at #2 and Dean Lewis' Be Alright at #3.

While Lewis' five-week reign came to an end this week, Be Alright has continued to make an impression on global audiences. 

As well as charting at #20 in the US, the Sydney songwriter's track has climbed into the top 20 of the UK Singles chart to land at #18.

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New entries on the Singles chart this week include Lil Peep & XXXTentacion's Falling Down (#7) and Eminem's Machine Gun Kelly diss track, Killshot (#11).