All change at the summit of the Irish Albums Chart, as some heavy hitters from different eras battle it out for supremacy.
The biggest selling artist of the week is Lana Del Rey. The New York singer-songwriter is back with third album Honeymoon and it's entered the charts with a golden bullet.
It means that Pink Floyd legend David Gilmour has to settle for second with his solo album Rattle That Lock, while Glen Hansard nabs bronze with his well-received Didn't He Ramble.
A perennial chart favourite is in fourth, as last week's number one, Ed Sheeran's X, takes a tumble. Derek Ryan and his One Good Night holds firm in fifth.
In terms of other new releases, we have Lisa McHugh's Wildfire at No. 7, and all the publicity over the past week has clearly paid off for former Rags man Anderson, as his solo debut Patterns arrives at No. 11.
Ryan Adams' much talked-about reinterpretation of Taylor Swift's 1989 is at No. 15, while Keith Richards' Crosseyed Heart rolls into the No. 19 slot.