For years, the idea of a Linkin Park without Chester Bennington seemed unfathomable. When the singer with the titanic voice and breathtaking emotional range passed away in 2017 at

In observing the brusque locomotion characterizing the rollout of Linkin Park’s new album, From Zero, it’s useful to remember that the band was a second chance for Mike Shinoda and Chester Bennington.

It’s been seven years since Linkin Park released new music, so From Zero marks a highly anticipated new chapter for the band. Following the death of lead singer Chester Bennington in 2017, it was unclear how the popular rock group would move forward – or if they even had plans to continue at all.

A big congrats are in order for Linkin Park, whose new album From Zero has debuted at No. 1 in 10 different countries. The band's highly-anticipated comeback album, and their first with new vocalist Emily Armstrong, came out on Nov. 15.

Linkin Park finally hits No. 1 on the U.K.'s Official Albums Sales chart with From Zero, beating the No. 2 high point that Meteora reached years after its release.

Obviously, the duality of Armstrong’s vocals is what made so many longtime Linkin Park fans accept her as the group’s new co-vocalist. “Over Each Other” really accentuates her clean vocals and showcases how capable she is of inflecting emotion into her singing.