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Albums - 02.09.06: Young Knives.
After three very similar sized hits - Here Comes The Rumour Mill reached number 36 in March, She's Attracted To got to number 38 in June and Weekends And Bleak Days (Hot Summer) peaked at number 35 last week - Young Knives make their album chart debut at number 21 on ...
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