\n MORE: Where every YUNGBLUD song and album has charted in the UK<\/a><\/p>\n
LA trio HAIM<\/a> approach a fourth Top 5 record with I quit<\/a> this week (2). Sisters Alana, Danielle and Este Haim have previously charted with 2013 debut Days Are Gone<\/a> (1), 2017\u2019s Something To Tell You<\/a> (2) and 2020 release Women In Music Pt III<\/a> (1).\u00a0<\/p>\n Loyle Carner<\/a> looks to match his previous peak with hopefully !<\/a> (3). Benjamin Gerard Coyle-Larner\u2019s fourth studio work could join 2017\u2019s Yesterday\u2019s Gone<\/a> (14), 2019 LP Not Waving, But Drowning<\/a> (3) and 2022\u2019s hugo<\/a> (3) in his Top 40 tally.\u00a0<\/p>\n Benson Boone<\/a> is hoping to bank a career-best, with second studio album American Heart currently at Number 4. Further down, Benson\u2019s debut Fireworks & Rollerblades tracks to return to its previous Number 16 peak, up 13 places midweek.\u00a0<\/p>\n Manchester rapper Aitch<\/a> could round out an all-new Top 5 with sixth record 4<\/a> (5). Harrison Armstrong has previously seen success with 2019\u2019s AitcH20<\/a> (3), 2020 LP Polaris<\/a> (7) and 2022\u2019s Close To Home<\/a> (2).\u00a0<\/p>\n Sheffield singer-songwriter Lucy Spraggan<\/a> is on course to claim a third Official Top 10 album with latest collection Other Sides Of The Moon<\/a> (8); the record looking to join 2013\u2019s Join The Club (7) and 2021\u2019s Choices (5).<\/p>\n Fellow Sheffield exports\u00a0Malevolence<\/a> \u2013 Alex Taylor, Josh Baines, Konan Hall, Wilkie Robinson and Charlie Thorpe – might make their Official Albums Chart debut with fourth studio LP Where Only The Truth Is Spoken<\/a> this week (10).\u00a0<\/p>\n Ahead of their Live \u201925 reunion tour next week, Oasis<\/a>\u2019s catalogue sees a surge midweek. (What\u2019s The Story) Morning Glory?<\/a> could jump nine (18), while Definitely Maybe<\/a> looks to lift 10 (35).\u00a0<\/p>\n As it\u2019s remastered on vinyl for the first time, Duran Duran<\/a>\u2019s 1998 hits compilation Greatest<\/a> eyes a return to the Top 40 for the first time in 14 years (31).\u00a0<\/p>\n And finally, the highest climber midweek comes courtesy of Dua Lipa<\/a>, whose latest album Radical Optimism<\/a> rockets 82 places to ride just outside the midweek Top 40 (44), following her sold-out London Wembley Stadium shows last weekend.<\/p>\n