English band Keane again got the fourth consecutive number one album on Sunday with their latest release "Night Train".
Keane achieved mainstream success with the release of their debut album, Hopes and Fears, in 2004. The album won multiple awards and was the second best-selling British album of the year.
The group, whose worldwide album sales exceed 10 million, named the album after their preferred mode of transport during a 28-country tour for their last album, "Perfect Symmetry."
There were three other new entries in the top 10, with Lady Gaga's "The Remix" entering at number three and New York-based National going in at number five with "High Violet," while Foals' "Total Live Forever" was at number eight.
In the singles charts, London-based grime music collective Roll Deep's "Good Times" held on to the top spot for a third week running, making it only the second track to have spent as long at number one this year.
Jason Derulo's "Ridin' Solo" climbed to number two, from last week's twelfth place, while Romanian producer Edward Maya's dance track "Stereo Love," featuring Russian born Vika Jigulina was a new entry at number four.
