Top of the pops
Wolf Alice are battling for the UK’s number one album
Shania Twain’s comeback album is also vying for the top spot.
Wolf Alice are currently challenging to have their new album ‘Visions of a Life’, fighting a close-run battle with county pop superstar Shania Twain.
The North Londoners are leading the way at Number One though, according to the Official Chart Update. It could be their first chart-topping album. However, Shania’s not too far behind as her comeback album ‘Now’ is just over 1,000 combined sales behind Wolf Alice in the close race.
Elsewhere, Hurts, Miley Cyrus, Feeder and Chris Rea are all set to land on the album charts this week, while Four Tet’s new album ‘Energy’ is currently number 33.
We caught up with Wolf Alice for our September 2017 cover feature, to talk all about ‘Visions of a Life’. Read the full interview here.
Revisit Wolf Alice’s 50s-inspired video for ‘Beautifully Unconventional’ below.
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