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The Kerrang! Rock Chart

Your weekly round-up of the best new music.

The Kerrang! Rock Chart

Here’s your round-up of the biggest songs rocking our world this week, drawn together from crunched data and reams of statistics.

This week, Yonaka remain at the top spot for a second with with Creature.

This week's new entries come from SWMRS, AFI and Milk Teeth.

Yonaka

1. Yonaka – Creature (-)
2. SWMRS – April In Houston (NEW)
3. Slipknot – All Out Life (-)
4. Pagan – Imitate Me (DOWN)
5. Bring Me The Horizon – Wonderful Life (UP)
6. Architects – Modern Misery (DOWN)
7. Gerard Way – Getting Down The Germs (-)
8. AFI – Trash Bat (NEW)
9. New Years Day – Skeletons (DOWN)
10. BABYMETAL – Starlight (DOWN)

11. Milk Teeth – Stain (NEW)
12. Weezer – Zombie Bastards (DOWN)
13. Can't Swim – My Queen (DOWN)
14. Palm Reader – Internal Winter (-)
15. Good Charlotte – Self Help (DOWN)
16. Greta Van Fleet – Watching Over (-)
17. Puppy - World Stands Still (-)
18. Papa Roach – Not The Only One (UP)
19. Within Temptation – Raise Your Banner (UP)
20. Emigrate – You Are So Beautiful (DOWN)

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