How many CD and seven-inch singles would you have to sell to make it to No 16 in the midweek charts? Sixty-four, according to Teletext's Planet Sound column.

We keep hearing about the death of the physical product, but this latest statistic – referring to Florence and the Machine's Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up) – still managed to surprise us. According to a spokesperson from the Official Charts Company this isn't at all unusual, and the national average for physical sales accounts for only 2% of the total. But still, the figures discussed in the Planet Sound column (The Stone Roses reissue of Elephant Stone is No 3, but still hasn't managed to chalk up 500 physical sales) made us realise that CDs are no longer dying … they're officially dead.

