Linkin Park's Hybrid Theory has now spent three years on the U.K. albums chart, marking a first for the band. It reaches that milestone as they also debut at No. 1.

Linkin Park's 'From Zero' debuts at No. 2 on albums chart as BTS’ Jin sees his solo debut project, 'Happy,' opens at No. 4.

Linkin Park's From Zero debuts on six charts in the U.K. this week, and it opens at No. 1 on five of them...only missing the top spot on the last one by a single space.

From Zero opened at the summit with consumption of 37,826 units (Official Charts Company), including 23,149 physical sales (12,622 CDs, 10,054 vinyl albums, 472 cassettes), 4,474 downloads and 10,203 sales-equivalent streams. The streaming total was the second biggest of the week and not far behind Sabrina Carpenter.

It’s fair to say that September’s unveiling of Emily Armstrong as the new singer of Californian nu-metal band Linkin Park was met with a mixed reaction by fans. Opinions on social media ranged from “absolutely disgusting decision” to “f–king phenomenal”.

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.

Linkin Park, the inventive American rap-rock band who wove electronica into its heavy, melodic compositions, return with their first new album in seven years, "From Zero."

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.