Lana Del Rey’s Fan-Loved Album Mounts A Multi-Chart Comeback

Born to Die is the album that keeps Lana Del Rey on charts all around the world consistently. Her debut project seems to never completely disappear from rankings in places like the United States and the United Kingdom, where it not only continues to rack up enough streams to appear on a tally or two, but also sells consistently.

This week in the U.K., Del Rey claims a pair of successful albums, as Ultraviolence joins Born to Die on multiple tallies, mounting a surprise comeback.

Ultraviolence Returns to Multiple Charts

Del Rey pushes Ultraviolence onto three charts in the U.K. this frame, and the full-length didn’t appear on any of them last week. At the moment, Ultraviolence shows up highest on the Official Physical Albums chart, where it lands at No. 88. The same project returns to the Official Albums Sales tally at No. 97 and barely makes it onto the main ranking of the most popular albums and EPs in the country, coming in at No. 99, in second-to-last place.

No. 1 and Hundreds of Weeks on the Charts

Ultraviolence has already ruled both the Official Albums chart and the Official Physical Albums ranking in the past, and it peaked at No. 5 on the list of the bestselling collections of any kind throughout the U.K. Del Rey has kept Ultraviolence on the Official Albums Sales tally for 91 weeks, while it has ranked as one of the bestselling physical projects for 121 frames. It’s only managed 29 stays on the main albums list so far, but it adds to that sum every once in a while, and it was last seen on the Official Albums chart in January of this year.

Born to Die Still Dominates

Born to Die is still the big winner when it comes to Del Rey’s catalog in the U.K. Even as Ultraviolence returns, its predecessor appears on five rankings, and it lives inside the top 40 on all of them.

Born to Die improves its standing on all but the Official Albums Streaming chart, where it drops three spots to No. 34. That breakout set, which dropped in 2012 and turned Del Rey into a household name all around the world, currently sits highest on the Official Vinyl Albums tally, where it jumps from No. 33 to No. 19, as sales of the classic on wax have apparently grown considerably from one week to the next.