Metal music sales statistics for November 14, 2025 show Flowers charting.
Metal By Numbers: Flowers in November Charts
Metal By Numbers is back with a detailed analysis of weekly metal sales from November 14, 2025. In this edition, we’re taking a close look at how various albums performed in the charts, ranging from well-established artists to up-and-coming newcomers. Let’s dive into the numbers and see how these releases fared.
Starting with notable debuts, The Devil Wears Prada’s album “Flowers” on Solid State Records made an entrance at #37, selling 2715 copies. Of Mice & Men’s “Another Miracle” under Century Media landed at #98 with 1035 units sold. Violent Vira’s “Lover Of A Ghost” on Mom + Pop followed at #160, moving 585 copies, while Bell Witch And Aerial Ruin’s “Stygian Bough: Volume II” came in at #161, selling 570 units. 1914’s “Viribus Unitis” on Napalm rounded out the notable debuts at #168, selling 545 copies.
Additionally, albums like All Sinners’ “We Own The Night” on Rat Pak Records, and the Various Artists compilation “No Life ‘Til Leather – A Tribute To Metallica” on Silver Lining Music made their mark, selling 415 and 410 copies, respectively. Ragana And Drowse’s “Ash Souvenir” and HolyName’s “Three Bar Cross – EP” sold 400 and 240 copies, respectively, while Rammstein’s “Xxxiii” and Zeke’s “Til The Livin’ End” on Relapse moved 235 and 125 units each. Voidceremony’s “Abditum” closed out the notable debuts list, selling 115 copies.
In terms of notable sales, Taylor Momsen’s Pretty Reckless Christmas album on Fearless Records dominated the charts at #18 with 5135 copies sold. Twenty One Pilots’ “Breach” on Fueled By Ramen followed at #27, moving 3185 units. Deftones’ “Private Music” under Reprise sold 2345 copies at #45, while The Cranberries’ MTV Unplugged album on Island landed at #65 with 1700 units sold. Sleep Token’s “Even In Arcadia” on RCA and the Various Artists compilation “The Many Faces of Ozzy Osbourne/Black Sabbath” sold 1570 and 1225 copies, respectively.
Other notable sales include releases from Nine Inch Nails, Ghost, Mammoth, Drain, Yungblud, and more, with sales ranging from 1040 to 215 units each. These numbers provide insight into the diverse range of metal albums that fans have been purchasing and contributing to the charts.
The metal scene continues to thrive with a variety of new releases entering the charts and established artists maintaining strong sales. Stay tuned for more updates on Metal By Numbers as we delve into the weekly sales figures and track the performance of various metal albums in the industry.