Arctic Monkeys Live on Conan

Arctic Monkeys' live performance of R U Mine? on Conan.

TMJ Charts: Queen Santigold + WZRD Takeover

Santigold sits comfortably at the top spot of the songs chart for a second week with Disparate Youth, the latest from her upcoming Master Of My Make-Believe album. The song is, once again, the greatest gainer track of the week with a +70 point-move from last week. At this pace, you should expect it to stay on top for many more weeks to come.

Disparate Youth (Live at the FADER FORT)

But things are looking very interesting with both Gotye and Adele making gains for Somebody That I Used To Know (#2) and Someone Like You (#3) respectively, while WZRD score their first top ten with Teleport 2 Me, Jamie rocketing all the way to #6 in its second week. We Are Young by fun. featuring Janelle Monáe moves up one to #7 and Lana Del Rey closes at #10 with Born To Die.

Much more chart action for WZRD scoring the biggest jump with Live & Learn making a leap from #73 all the way to #20, while Love Hard enters at #32 as power play and highest debut of the week. WZRD also score a new chart entry with The Dream Time Machine debuting at #92. Other debuts this week include Shock by Ana Tijoux (#43), Easy Way Out by Gotye (#77), Turn Up The Music by Chris Brown (#85), Glad You Came by The Wanted (#93), Sorry For Party Rocking by LMFAO (#94), Breathing by Jason Derülo (#96), Live My Life by Far East Movement and Justin Bieber (#97), Call Me Maybe by Carly Rae Jepsen (#98) and Don't Sit Down 'Cause I've Moved Your Chair by Arctic Monkeys (#100).

And there's no stopping Adele on the other charts as she keeps dominating both Recurrent Songs and Albums for another week. Rolling In The Deep spends its tenth week at #1 while her album 21 scores a twelfth week at the top.

TMJ Charts: Santigold Conquers

After scoring one of the highest debuts ever on the charts, it's no surprise that Santigold reigns supreme as she moves 2-1 this week with Disparate Youth, the official first single of her upcoming sophomore album Master Of My Make-Believe. And her first #1 single on the Songs charts proves to be a force to be reckoned with considering Disparate Youth also gets greatest gainer honors this week on its move to the pole position. A recent proof of this is Somebody That I Used To Know, which after multiple and consecutive greatest gainer honors racked up a total seven weeks at #1. The Gotye and Kimbra duet is now down to #2 in its 14th week on the chart along with a triple-platinum status.



Elsewhere on the Top Ten things are mostly static, except for a jump to #8 by fun.'s We Are Young featuring Janelle Monáe and LMFAO's Party Rock Anthem returning to #9 in the song's 33rd week on the chart. Avicii also gets a high score with Levels moving up to #10.

The week's Highest Debut comes courtesy of WZRD's first single from their self-titled debut album. Teleport 2 Me, Jamie enters the Songs chart at #14. But this isn't the only WZRD track making it into the charts as Where Did You Sleep Last Night?, Dr. Pill and Live & Learn also debut at #70, #72 and #73 respectively. Other new entries include Arctic Monkeys with R U Mine? debuting at #71, Train's Drive By at #99 and Skrillex featuring Sirah at #100 with Bangarang.

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Coachella 2012 Lineup

From Billboard.com:

The 2012 Coachella lineup has arrived.

The SoCal festival's eagerly awaited lineup was posted to its Facebook page on Monday, where it met with a flurry of comments from fans and haters alike.

There's plenty to discuss: the festival, which expands to a second weekend this year, will featuring headlining performances from ascendent rockers the Black Keys, headlining alumni Radiohead and a collaborative performance by Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg (assuming he's available after today's marijuana possession arrest).

The hip-hop headliners marks the festival's third year in a row with MCs at the top of the bill, following performances by Jay-Z and Kanye West in 2010 and 2011, respectively.

Coachella is known for its reunions, and this year's festival will coax a number of acts out of hiding: it will feature an appearance by Neutral Milk Hotel's Jeff Mangum, marking the first Southland appearance of the previously hermetic indie musician's current tour, as well as punk icons Refused and At the Drive-In, which announced its reformation on Twitter earlier on Monday. '90s alt-rockers Mazzy Star, who surprised fans with new recordings late last year, will perform on the festival's first day -- as will the resurgent Jarvis Cocker-led British act Pulp.

As usual, the considerable lineup ranges from electronic dance music (Swedish House Mafia, Girl Talk, DJ Shadow) to adventurous hip-hop and R&B (Azealia Banks, the Weeknd, A$AP Rocky) and indie favorites (Arctic Monkeys, Feist, Wild Flag). Among the higher-profile acts is the Grammy nominated Bon Iver, who made surprise appearances at 2011's festival alongside the National and Kanye West. Diva fans can get their fill with Florence + the Machine, who will perform on Sunday.

The festival will be held at Indio, Calif.'s Empire Polo Club with identical lineups on April 13-15 and April 20-22.

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UK Charts: Take That's Album Returns to #1

From NME.com:

Take That have returned to the top of the albums chart tonight (June 19), ending Arctic Monkeys' one-week reign at the summit.

'Progress', which was the biggest selling album of 2010, spent six consecutive weeks at Number One after being released in November 2010 and has now taken Robbie Williams and co back to the summit.

Alex Turner and co's fourth LP 'Suck It And See' went down to Number 4, while Paul Simon scored a new entry at Number 6 with 'So Beautiful Or So What'.

Eminem side-project Bad Meets Evil's new album 'Hell The Sequel' debuted at Number 7, while Sophie Ellis Bexter's new LP 'Make A Scene' was straight in at Number 33.

In the singles chart, Example clocked up a second week at Number One with 'Changed The Way You Kissed Me', which held off competition from Calvin Harris' collaboration with Kelis 'Bounce', which went in at Number 2.

Ed Sheeran's 'The A Team', which had also challenged for the top spot this week, went in at Number 3.

Tinchy Stryder and N-Dubz man Dappy Scored a new entry at Number 5 with 'Spaceship, while Bad Meets Evil's 'Lighters' - which features Bruno Mars - went in at Number 37.

The Top 10 UK albums are:

1. Take That - 'Progress'
2. Adele - '21'
3. Lady Gaga - 'Born This Way'
4. Arctic Monkeys - 'Suck It And See'
5. Adele - '19'
6. Paul Simon - 'So Beautiful Or So What'
7. Bad Meets Evil - 'Hell The Sequel'
8. Caro Emerald - 'Deleted Scenes From The Cutting Room Floor'
9. Seasick Steve - 'You Can't Teach An Old Dog New Tricks'
10. Electric Light Orchestra - 'All Over The World, The Very Best Of'

The Top 10 UK singles are:

1. Example - 'Changed The Way You Kissed Me'
2. Calvin Harris feat Kelis - 'Bounce'
3. Ed Sheeran - 'The A Team'
4. Pitbull feat Nayer, Afrojack and Ne-Yo - 'Give Me Everything'
5. Tinchy Stryder and Dappy - 'Spaceship'
6. Nicole Scherzinger - 'Right There'
7. Alexanda Stan - 'Mr Saxobeat'
8. Aloe Blacc - 'I Need A Dollar'
9. LMFAO feat. Lauren Bennett & GoonRock - 'Party Rock Anthem'
10. Jennifer Lopez feat. Lil Wayne - 'I'm Into You'

US Charts: Adele Returns To #1

From Billboard.com:

Adele's "21" album is headed back to No. 1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart next week, as Lady Gaga's "Born This Way" will likely slip to No. 2 after two weeks leading the tally.

If "21" returns to the top, it will mark the tenth non-consecutive week at No. 1 for the album. The British singer's set has yet to leave the top three positions of the chart since its debut on the list dated March 12 -- 15 weeks ago. It's still too early to tell how either Adele or Gaga will sell this week.

Next week's top debuts will come from Tech N9ne's "All 6's & 7's," All Time Low's "Dirty Work" and Ronnie Dunn's self-titled solo debut. Industry sources suggest the former two might sell around 50,000 copies by week's end on June 12, while Dunn could shift 45,000 or so.

Other albums looking for a possible top 20 entry are Arctic Monkeys' "Suck It And See" and Def Leppard's "Mirrorball."

'Suck It And See' by Arctic Monkeys

After taking the indie world by storm in 2006 with the release of their debut album Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not and some of its infectious singles including I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor, When The Sun Goes Down or Fake Tales From San Francisco, the Arctic Monkeys are back with the release of their fourth studio album titled Suck It And See. It won't be available until next week but you can stream the 12 tracks from the album by clicking here.


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