Triple J Top Digital Chart, Flume Cracks Top 50

Triple J's Like A Version 8 has topped the ARIA Digital Album Charts this week, ahead of Pink's The Truth About Love and another local debut, Guy Sebastian's Armageddon.

Local releases featured well in the Digital Chart this week, with Lisa Mitchell's Bless This Mess also landing at six and Urthboy's acclaimed Smokey's Haunt at eight.

Despite this, Pink was unstoppable in the overall ARIA Album Charts this week with Guy Sebastian landing second and triple j's release the 'best of the rest' in third.

While the two local releases couldn't topple The Truth About Love in the overall chart, they did manage to push Birdy's Birdy and Mumford & Sons' Babel to four and five respectively. Both have achieved platinum sales.

Elsewhere Lisa Mitchell managed seven with Bless This Mess, American pop-punk band All Time Low's Don't Panic landed at 13, Urthboy at 14, Ellie Goulding at 16 with Halcyon, Bat For Lashes at 21 with The Haunted Man, Evermore at 40 with Follow The Sun and Americans Anberlin at 45 with Vital.

K-pop star Psy's Australian visit was, as predicted, enough to keep the viral hit Gangnam Style at the peak of the ARIA Singles Chart, but Calvin Harris and Florence Welch's Sweet Nothing did prove to be the biggest threat, debuting at two.

While there were also debuts for the likes of Delta Goodrem and Taylor Swift, Flume was the big name to crack the top 50 this week, with the emerging Sydney producer's Holdin On arriving at 49 – one ahead of Usher's Numb.

Tame Impala's strong performances around the world continued this week, holding spot 48 on the UK album chart with Lonerism, down 14 from last week's debut. In the same chart INXS' The Very Best continues to rise due to an advertising campaign, and is up five spots to 74 this week.

Lonerism has also managed to make an impact on the Billboard charts, with Tame Impala debuting at 34 there.

In the UK's singles chart Sia continues to be a presence, with he tracks with David Guetta She Wolf (Falling To Pieces) and Titanium at 12 and 57 respectively. Gotye featuring Kimbra's Somebody That I Used To Know gained ten spots to be 50 in its 42nd week.