Linkin Park's Earn Another Instant Bestseller With New Single
Linkin Park returned in glorious form in late 2024 with a new album, From Zero. The release marked a major comeback for the group, which had spent years mourning the loss of frontman Chester Bennington, who died by suicide. For its new chapter, the band hired new musicians and a new lead singer to join forces with Mike Shinoda, keeping the core identity of both a rapper and a singer/screamer intact.
Months after From Zero arrived and made a major impact on charts around the world, the group is headed toward a deluxe reissue of the project. This week, the latest single from that expanded edition has become a bestseller in the United Kingdom, as fans become more and more excited for even more new tunes from the rock outfit.
'Unshatter' Earns Healthy Debuts on the Charts
Linkin Park's latest tune 'Unshatter' opens on a trio of rankings across the Atlantic. Coincidentally, it manages to start in almost the exact same position on all three tallies at once, missing out by just one spot on one of them.
'Unshatter' launches at No. 26 on both the Official Singles Downloads and Official Rock & Metal Singles charts. It narrowly misses repeating that feat on the Official Singles Sales tally, where it comes in at No. 27.
Linkin Park's 'Unshatter' is a Big Chart Success
'Unshatter' adds to Linkin Park's already impressive list of wins across all three rankings. The tune marks the group's thirty-second placement on the Official Singles Sales chart, the most competitive of the three. The band is now up to 41 wins on the downloads roster and 61 placements on the Official Rock & Metal Singles list. That latter accumulation must be one of the most impressive among all rock acts in the U.K.
'Unshatter' Follows 'Up From the Bottom'
'Unshatter' arrives just a few weeks after Linkin Park began officially promoting the deluxe edition of From Zero, which is expected to arrive on May 16. The expanded release has already been supported by the previous track 'Up From the Bottom.' That cut became a quick hit across all three rankings where 'Unshatter' now debuts.
In fact, in its fifth frame on the Official Rock & Metal Singles chart, 'Up From the Bottom' drops one space to make room for 'Unshatter.' It sat at No. 26 last time around and has now dipped to No. 27, as the cuts land side-by-side.
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