This issue, Top Ten features the top ten waves! Then vote here for your favourite matrix for issue 15!
At 10, it’s Walking on Punshine by Katrina and the Waves.
At 9, it’s the new single by Huey Lewis and the News: Hip to be a Square Wave.
At 8, and spending another week jumping up and down the charts: it’s a saw tooth wave.
At 7, Gravitational Pull vs. the Desire for an Aquatic Life by Stars of the Lid.
At 6, it’s Mex(ican wave) on the Beach by T-Spoon.
At 5, it’s Electromagnetic Wave My Fire by The Doors.
At 4, it’s Say Hello Wave (Function) Goodbye by Soft Cell (yes, they have songs other than Tainted Love).
At 3, it’s Bohemian Rhapsody by that wave the Queen does.
At 2 this issue, it’s Walking on Sunsine by Katrina and the Waves.
Topping the pops this week, it’s an electron behaving like a wave during the two slit experiment.
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At 10, it’s Mambo No. 5 (A Little Bit Of…) by Lou Bega.
At 9, it’s All Apologies by Nirvana.
At 8, it’s Mambo No.5 (A Little Bit Of…) by Lou Bega.
At 7, it’s Up Allnight by Beck.
At 6, it’s Mambo No.5 (A Little Bit Of...) by Lou Bega.
At 5, it’s M+ambo No.5 (A Little Bit Of…) by Lou Bega.
At 4, it’s Mambo No.5 (A Little Bit 0f…) by Lou Bega.
At 3, it’s My Name = by Eminem.
At 2 this issue, it’s Thunderstruck by AC/DC.
At 1, it’s Mambo No.5 (A Little Bit Off…) by Lou Bega.
At 10, it’s the scorpion enclosure at London Zoo.
At 9, why not take a punt on Cambridge’s mathematical bridge?
At 8, it’s Escher in the Palace in The Hague.
Don’t throw away your shot to visit the bridge where it happened: you’ll be back to see number 7, Broom Bridge in Dublin.
Enjoy a cracking day out at number 6, Bletchley Park: it’s the bombe!
At 5, it’s a visit to both Bletchley Park and the National Museum of Computing on the same day.
The only safe cycling experience in New York is our number 4, at MoMath: the National Museum of Mathematics.
At 3, it’s a trip to the Lake District with a calculator.
Topping the charts for a record seven weeks, it’s a walking tour of Königsberg.
At 9, it’s scorPioneers by Bloc Party.
At 8, it’s scorpIonisation, Edgard Var&egrace;se’s work that features only percussion instruments.
At 7, it’s scorpiOne by U2.
At 6, it’s sCorpus Christi Carol by Jeff Buckley.
At 5, it’s scorpiOnce in a Lifetime by The Talking Heads.
At 4, it’s scorpiOn The Road Again by Willie Nelson.
At 3, it’s scorpiOne of These Days by Camper Van Beethoven.
Topping the pops this issue, it’s the album Scorpion by Drake.
At 10, it’s the tenth most egg-cellent issue of Chalkdust: 
At 9, it’s 
At 8, it’s John Lennon’s latest avant garde composition: issue 09. 
At 7, it’s Puff, the Magic Dragon Curves by Peter, 
At 6, it’s the issue that will explain why the vote to put this issue in sixth place is unfair: 
At 5, it’s When I’m 
At 4, it’s the only issue printed on A5 paper (which was a mistake, just like the minidisc): 
At 3, it’s You’re my number three issue of Chalkdust by S Club 
Topping the pops this issue, it’s a new entry and a brand new release: