We Are Scientists top the NME Chart
The band make their ‘Great Escape’
We Are Scientists have topped the NME Chart tonight with ‘The Great Escape’ (October 9).
The band topple Arctic Monkeys from the Number One position as their ‘I Bet You Good On The Dancefloor’ falls to Three and The Rakes climb to Two with ’22 Grand Job’.
There is just the one new entry this week - from Kaiser Chiefs at Nine with ‘Modern Way’.
This week’s Top Ten looks like this:
1. We Are Scientists – ‘The Great Escape’
2. The Rakes – ’22 Grand Job’
3. Arctic Monkeys – ‘I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor’
4. Maximo Park – ‘Apply Some Pressure’
5. Editors – ‘Bullets’
6. Franz Ferdinand – ‘Do You Want To’
7. Test Icicles – ‘Circle Square Triangle’
8. Bloc Party – ‘Two More Years’
9. Kaiser Chiefs – ‘Modern Way’
10. Littl’ans featuring Pete Doherty – ‘Their Way’
To vote for your favourite video, visit nmechart.com.
The band topple Arctic Monkeys from the Number One position as their ‘I Bet You Good On The Dancefloor’ falls to Three and The Rakes climb to Two with ’22 Grand Job’.
There is just the one new entry this week - from Kaiser Chiefs at Nine with ‘Modern Way’.
This week’s Top Ten looks like this:
1. We Are Scientists – ‘The Great Escape’
2. The Rakes – ’22 Grand Job’
3. Arctic Monkeys – ‘I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor’
4. Maximo Park – ‘Apply Some Pressure’
5. Editors – ‘Bullets’
6. Franz Ferdinand – ‘Do You Want To’
7. Test Icicles – ‘Circle Square Triangle’
8. Bloc Party – ‘Two More Years’
9. Kaiser Chiefs – ‘Modern Way’
10. Littl’ans featuring Pete Doherty – ‘Their Way’
To vote for your favourite video, visit nmechart.com.
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