English rock band Sleep Token earns its first No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 with their main label debut (RCA), “Even in Arcadia.” The ten-song set is the group’s fourth album general, and follows the discharge of “Take Me Again to Eden,” which entered at No. 16 on the record in 2023.

“Even in Arcadia” debuts with 127,000 models — the largest week by models for any rock album in almost a 12 months, and the biggest sum for any onerous rock album in two years. Logging almost 70 million streams, “Even in Arcadia” additionally claims the biggest streaming week ever for a tough rock album.

Notably sufficient, that is the second No. 1 debut for a tough rock band in 2025, following Swedish act Ghost’s latest win with the chart-topping debut of “Skeleta.” (Might 10 chart).

At No. 2 on the Billboard 200 is Kali Uchis’ “Sincerely,” which debuts with 62,000 models earned. It’s the Grammy-winning singer’s third high 10-charting effort, following the discharge of “Orquídeas” (No. 2 with 69,000 models) in 2024, and “Purple Moon in Venus” (No. 4) in 2023. Of the 62,000 models earned, album gross sales tallied 38,000 of that sum, due to the set’s availability in bodily codecs — together with 10 vinyl variants, three CD variants, a cassette and an ordinary digital obtain album, in addition to a deluxe obtain with two bonus tracks.

Elsewhere, the Weeknd’s earlier chart-topper, “Hurry Up Tomorrow,” returns to the highest of the record at No. 9 with 38,000 models earned, largely owed to gross sales generated by the discharge of recent CD and vinyl editions of the album.

The rest of the High 10 is led by SZA’s “SOS” at No. 3; Morgan Wallen’s “One Factor at a Time” at No. 4; PartyNextDoor and Drake’s “$ome $exy $ongs 4 U” at No. 5; Fuerza Regida’s “111xpantia” at No. 6; Kendrick Lamar’s “GNX” at No. 7; Sabrina Carpenter’s “Brief n’ Candy” at No. 8; and Dangerous Bunny’s “Debí Tirar Más Fotos” rounds out the height at No. 10.