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The fourth studio album for Travis Scott titled “Utopia” debuts at #1 this week, becoming his second chart-topping album in Australia.

Less than 24 hours after we first wrote about it, Jarvis Cocker’s ‘C*nts Are Still Running The World’ is in with a chance.

With the Christmas season over, it allows regular albums to reclaim the charts, and this week the self-titled fifth album for Beyonce climbs back up two places to give her the first ARIA No.1 album of her career.

After taking only three weeks to bullet to the top of the Australian charts last week, Avicii and Aloe Blacc seem set to maintain the No.1 position in the country with “Wake Me Up” this coming week, whilst former chart-toppers OneRepublic could sneak up to No.2 with “Counting Stars”, and Robin Thicke is still hanging

Queens of the Stone Age ‘Like Clockwork’ pushed right over the top of Daft Punk ‘Random Access Memories’ to outsell Daft Punk 12k to 8k.

Queens of the Stone Age take their sixth set and first album in six years straight to the top of the ARIA Albums chart this week, as “…Like Clockwork” debuts at No.1, becoming their first chart topping album here, and their fourth Top 10 entry overall.

Dave Matthews Band has had a convincing win to top this week’s US chart and the Top 5, including Bob Dylan ‘Tempest’ is completely brand new.

R&B newcomer Frank Ocean’s debut album ‘Channel Orange’ scores a surprise second spot on the US chart with 97% digital sales.

According to Billboard, Adele and Gotye are the highest-selling artists for the first half of 2012.

John Mayer leads a refreshed line-up on this week’s ARIA Chart wrap.

The Voice pushes Keith Urban’s new compilation to the top (and contestants debut well) in this week’s chart wrap.

Following the death of Adam Yauch, the Beastie Boys get seven albums back in the Billboard 200.

One Direction keep dominating, but Norah Jones and Santigold make a good showing on this week’s ARIA chart wrap.

One Direction has just held back Jack White from number one in this week’s ARIA Chart Wrap.

One Direction hold on following a strong debut from Kate Miller-Heidke in this week’s ARIA chart wrap.

Madonna has the top album, and Carly Rae Jepsen has the top single, on a refreshed ARIA chart.

Oz hip-hop gods Hilltop Hoods spend a second week at the top of a busy week for new releases on the ARIA Chart.

Bruce Springsteen has pipped Adele on the Billboard chart, tying with Elvis for third most number one albums.

Adele scores her 31st week at the top, but we have a new number one single from Fun with Janelle Monae.

Adele spends week number 30 on top of the album chart, but we have a new number one single from Gym Class Heroes.

Adele equals Delta Goodrem’s record, and not much else happens, in this week’s ARIA Chart wrap.

Whitney Houston splits the sales, sending Adele back to the top in this week’s ARIA chart wrap.

27 Whitney Houston songs are expected to re-enter the UK chart this week following her death last Saturday.

Whitney Houston’s signature tune ‘I Will Always Love You’ is in the Top 10 again this week in America and her other songs are scattered across the Top 40 and all she had to do was get them there was die.