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London Grammar have secured their second number one album with Californian Soil. The record earned more than 31,000 chart sales, according to the Official Charts Company, outperforming the rest of the top five combined. Californian Soil, which explores themes of feminism and fame, also becomes the fastest-selling album of the year so far by a British act. It follows in the footsteps of 2017’s chart-topping Truth Is A Beautiful Thing, while London Grammar’s debut, If You Wait, reached number two in 2013. The Nottingham-formed trio – Hannah Reid, Dan Rothman and Dominic “Dot” Major �...

Share The record earned more than 31,000 chart sales, according to the Official Charts Company, outperforming the rest of the top five combined.   It follows in the footsteps of 2017's chart-topping Truth Is A Beautiful Thing, while London Grammar's debut, If You Wait, reached number two in 2013. Sensational: The group, consisting of Hannah Reid, Dot Major, Dan Rothman, topped the charts after their album became the fastest-selling of 2021 so far by a British act Number two went to Brit Award-nominated grime star AJ Tracey with his second studio album Flu Game, claiming the UK's most-strea...

Turning toxic fame and misogyny into a musical catharsis We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Cat Woods Normal text size London Grammar have dug into their experience of toxic fame for their new album. Hannah Reid, the band’s frontwoman, moved from Nottingham to Los Angeles for the first time in 2013 to escape the constant media scrutiny and misogyny in the UK. “In my 20s, I felt like I lost quite a bit of my identity and my competence somewhere along the way,” says the now 31-year-old. “Definitely in the music industry, I’ve had t...

Since the release of their double platinum debut ‘If You Wait’ in 2013, London Grammar have impressively managed to maintain a foothold in the mainstream of British pop while retaining nuances that are so identifiably theirs—Hannah Reid’s evocative contralto being their main USP....