Iron Maiden score their highest charting album ever with ‘Senjutsu’ in the US
nme.comIron Maiden have scored their highest charting album ever with ‘Senjutsu’ on the Billboard 200.The album landed at Number Three in the charts after shifting the equivalent of 64,000 album units.They previously peaked at Number Four with their last two albums – ‘The Book of Souls’ and ‘The Final Frontier’.In total, ‘Senjutsu’ is Iron Maiden’s 15th Top 40 charting album, of which four have hit the Top 10.It comes after the metal veterans were narrowly beaten to the Number One spot in the UK albums chart by Drake.‘Certified Lover Boy’ racked up 46,000 chart sales in the UK to take Drake to the top spot, giving him a lead over Maiden by only 1,200 units.Reviewing ‘Senjutsu’, NME awarded the record four stars and described it as “an imaginative.
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