In a heated chart showdown, rap duo D-Block Europe, comprising Adam 'Young Adz' Williams and Ricky 'Dirtbike LB' Banton, are vying for their first number-one album with "Rolling Stone."
Currently, the up-and-coming London-based artists are positioned to clinch the top spot, building on the success of their previous albums that peaked at number two.
Facing stiff competition, D-Block Europe is challenged by rock band The Vaccines, whose sixth studio album, "Pick-Up Full Of Pink Carnations," holds the second spot in the Official Chart update.
Despite their prior chart-topping success in 2012 with "Come Of Age," The Vaccines are determined to maintain their strong position.
Additionally, British-American rap star 21 Savage's latest release, "American Dream," featuring collaborations with Travis Scott, Doja Cat, and Burna Boy, is poised to secure third place.
This album could mark 21 Savage's first solo top 10 record if it maintains its position until Friday.
Meanwhile, The Weeknd's greatest hits album "The Highlights" and US singer-songwriter Noah Kahan's third album "Stick Season" are anticipated to take the fourth and fifth spots, respectively.
The final chart standings will be revealed on Friday.
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