Elsewhere on the chart we find Shinedown's The Sound of Madness entering at #8 with a reported 50,000 sold, while Sigur Rós' Með suð í eyrum við spilum endalaust follows at #15 on the strength of 31,600 scans. Cute Is What We Aim For's Rotation impacts the chart at #21, having sold 22,700 copies, while Less Than Jake's GNV FLA surfaces at #61 after selling 10,000-plus. Right behind them, at #63, is G. Love & Special Sauce's latest, Superhero Brother, which sold 10,000 units, followed at #65 by Superchick's Rock What You Got, which moved 9,700 copies.

The Very Best of Billy Idol: Idolize Yourself is also new to the chart, landing at #73 with 9,000 sold, while at #99 with 7,300 sold is The 3rd World, a mixtape from rapper Immortal Technique. Digi Snacks, the fourth solo album by rapper/producer RZA, enters at #111, having sold 6,600 copies, while Reckless Kelly's Bulletproof follows at #117 after selling 6,500.

The rest of the new top 10 is filled out by the usual suspects. The soundtrack to the Disney Channel original movie "Camp Rock" holds at #3 with 170,000 copies snatched up, while the 28th installment in the Now That's What I Call Music! franchise falls two to #6 with 65,500 sold. Usher's Here I Stand drops one to #7 after selling another 51,600 copies, while Disturbed's Indestructible slides a single slot to #9 on 50,000 scans. Lastly, tumbling three spots to #10, it's Rihanna's Good Girl Gone Bad with 46,500 copies sold.