Category: Music charts

Climbing from No.3 to No.1 is Daft Punk Feat. Pharrell Williams & Nile Rodgers with Get Lucky and it shows that Mr Rodgers has the power once again to produce one of the most incredible …

Going straight in at No.1 is Rudimental Feat. Ella Eyre with Waiting All Night and it’s typical of a lot of dull dance music these days. The backing beats are all the same. How depressing. …

Staying at No.1 is Duke Dumont Feat. A*M*E with Need U (100%) and, for a modern dance track, I rather enjoyed this. It borrows notes from late 80s dance tracks like Inner City’s Good Life, …

Going straight in at No.1 is Duke Dumont Feat. A*M*E with Need U (100%) and, for a modern dance track, I rather enjoyed this. It borrows notes from late 80s dance tracks like Inner City’s …

Going straight in at No.1 – and a re-entry at that, thanks to their performance on Saturday Night Takeaway last weekend – it’s PJ & Duncan A.K.A. with Let’s Get Ready To Rhumble. Oh well, …

Going straight in at No.1 – and their first ever – is The Saturdays Feat. Sean Paul with What About Us, and they’ve always felt a bit ‘Spice Girls-lite’. This is no different and has …

Staying at No.1 is Justin Timberlake with Mirrors and it’s a right pile of autotuned shite. That said, there’s a far better track at No.71, with Foals with My Number. Listen here: Dom RobinsonReviewer of …

Staying at No.1 is Justin Timberlake with Mirrors and it’s a right pile of autotuned shite. That said, there’s a far better track at No.67, a re-entry from Toto with Africa. Listen here: Dom RobinsonReviewer …

Climbing from 4 to No.1 is Justin Timberlake with Mirrors and it’s a right pile of autotuned shite. As such, One Dimension drops to No.3 with One Way Or Another (Teenage Kicks), which is one …

Going straight in at No.1 is defiling of music aplenty with One Dimension and One Way Or Another (Teenage Kicks), which is one of the most piss-poor recordings ever committed to a hard drive. Sod …