Talk:Mature Themes

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https://www.theskinny.co.uk/music/reviews/albums/ariel-pinks-haunted-graffiti-mature-themes

This is a really weird album[edit]

Just wondering if we should mention that this is a really baked album? It's really good to get st0ned to.

US Charts[edit]

Mature Themes charted on the following US charts:

The Billboard 200 at position 136. The Heatseekers Albums chart at position 2. The Top Rock Albums chart at position 43. The Independent Albums chart at position 20. The Tastemaker Albums chart at position 4. The Vinyl Albums chart at position 4.

If anyone's willing to convert these, it'd be much appreciated. (I'm bad with charts.) --Aleccat 20:10, 17 May 2017 (UTC)[reply]