Apr 05, 2024 By Mark Redfern

The Anchoress (aka Catherine Anne Davies) has shared a new cover of the Suede B-side “The Living Dead.” The cover was released via Bandcamp as part of Bandcamp Friday. The original song was the B-side to Suede’s 1994 single “Stay Together” and was later included on Suede’s two-CD B-sides collection, Sci-Fi Lullabies, in 1997. More

Mar 27, 2024 By Mark Redfern

Bernard Butler was the guitarist in Britpop legends Suede on their first two albums and was also in McAlmont & Butler, among other projects, but he’s just announced his first new solo album in 25 years, Good Grief, and shared its first single, “Camber Sands.” More

Nov 08, 2023 By Mark Redfern

Suede have announced a deluxe edition of their 2022 album, Autofiction, and shared one of its bonus tracks, “The Sadness In You, The Sadness In Me.” More

Oct 06, 2023 By Dom Gourlay

​Manic Street Preachers and Suede announce co-headline UK tour for summer 2024. More

Dec 23, 2022 By Mark Redfern

Are things back to normal in 2022? They are, aren’t they? Well not quite. More

Oct 24, 2022 By Mark Redfern

The latest episode of the BBC music show Later… with Jools Holland aired over the weekend and the musical guests included Suede, Arctic Monkeys, Hot Chip, and Billy Nomates. More

Sep 16, 2022 By Mark Redfern (with Joey Arnone)

Welcome to the 35th Songs of the Week of 2022. This week we had a very clear #1. Two album tracks, from records released today, made the list. And all in all we settled on a Top 9. More

Sep 16, 2022 By Mark Redfern

Suede have released a new album, Autofiction, today via BMG. Now that it’s out, you can stream the whole thing here. Also, yesterday we posted our rave review of the album. More

Sep 13, 2022 By Mark Redfern

Suede and Manic Street Preachers, two iconic British bands who came to prominence in the 1990s, have announced a joint North American co-headlining tour. Over the decades neither band has toured America all that regularly. More

Sep 02, 2022 By Mark Redfern

Suede are releasing a new album, Autofiction, on September 16 via BMG. Now they have shared its third single, “That Boy on the Stage.” The band also recently shared an 18-minute short film connected to the album. Katie Lambert (MrMr Films) directed the film, which was created in collaboration with Suede. More

Aug 05, 2022 By Mark Redfern (with Joey Arnone)

Welcome to the 30th Songs of the Week of 2022. There were lots of strong contenders this week, although there was a pretty clear #1 and our #2 was a new band we’d never even heard of before this week. We settled on a Top 12 again this week, like last week. More

Aug 03, 2022 By Mark Redfern

Suede are releasing a new album, Autofiction, on September 16 via BMG. Now they have shared its second single, “15 Again.” In a press release, frontman Brett Anderson describes it as “a song about falling in love with life for the first time.” More

May 27, 2022 By Mark Redfern (with Joey Arnone and Caleb Campbell)

Welcome to the 21st Songs of the Week of 2022. It was terrible week for those who follow the news, fueled by the truly awful mass shooting at the elementary school in Texas. And once again the usual gun control debates came up and once again nothing will probably happen. After all, it’s been 10 years since the Sandy Hook elementary school shooting and no progress has been made. Also Depeche Mode’s Andrew Fletcher and actor Ray Liotta (Goodfellas, Something Wild) both surprisingly died yesterday, even though they were both only in their 60s. More

May 27, 2022 By Mark Redfern

Acclaimed actress Jessie Buckley (I’m Thinking of Ending Things, The Lost Daughter) and ex-Suede guitarist Bernard Butler are releasing an album, For All Our Days That Tear The Heart, on June 17 via EMI. Now they have shared the album’s fourth single, “Footnotes on the Map.” More

May 23, 2022 By Mark Redfern

Suede have announced a new album, Autofiction, and shared its first single, “She Still Leads Me On.” More

May 20, 2022 By Mark Redfern

Acclaimed actress Jessie Buckley (I’m Thinking of Ending Things, The Lost Daughter) and ex-Suede guitarist Bernard Butler are releasing an album, For All Our Days That Tear The Heart, on June 17 via EMI. Now they have shared the album’s third single, atmospheric and lush title track “For All Our Days That Tear The Heart” via a black & white video that features various faces looking at the camera, including Buckley and Butler. More

May 13, 2022 By Mark Redfern

Acclaimed actress Jessie Buckley (I’m Thinking of Ending Things, The Lost Daughter) and ex-Suede guitarist Bernard Butler are releasing an album, For All Our Days That Tear The Heart, on June 10 via EMI. Now they have shared the album’s second single, the jazzy ballad “Seven Red Rose Tattoos,” via a black & white video. More

Apr 15, 2022 By Joey Arnone

Acclaimed actress Jessie Buckley (I’m Thinking of Ending Things, The Lost Daughter) and ex-Suede guitarist Bernard Butler have announced the release of an album, For All Our Days That Tear The Heart, which will be out on June 10 via EMI. They have also shared a video for a song from the album, “The Eagle & The Dove.” More

Mar 04, 2021 By Joey Arnone

BBC Cymru, the Welsh division of BBC, will be streaming the GŴYL 2021 festival this Friday and Saturday. The stream will feature a set of performances from Suede’s Brett Anderson, Charles Hazlewood, and Paraorchestra (the set has been titled Death Songbook). One of the performances, a cover of Mercury Rev’s 1999 song “Holes,” which features contributions by Nadine Shah and Portishead’s Adrian Utley, has been shared. More

Mar 05, 2020 By Christopher Roberts

The full list of 2020 Record Store Day releases has been revealed. Record Store Day goes down on Saturday, April 18. More

Oct 10, 2019 By Ian King

Choice opportunities awaited aspiring rockers across Britain in the back of the music weeklies in the summer of 1994. Take the July 23rd issue of Melody Maker, for instance. More

Jul 26, 2019 By Jimi Arundell

First started by organizer and director Arthur Rojeck from rock band Myslovitz and dream pop outfit Lenny Valentino, OFF Festival at Katowice in Poland boasts an intoxicating mix of youthful energy coming from the carefully selected cutting edge musicians plus huge heritage acts ensuring a high quality of performers which can range right from German techno to Norwegian death metal. More

May 13, 2019 By Dom Gourlay

The month of May is a busy time for UK music lovers, with so many festivals taking place over the course of its four-and-a-half weeks. However, one of the most exciting events on the festival calendar is happening in the grounds of Catton Hall, an 18th Century listed building in the Derbyshire countryside. Situated close to the border of Derbyshire and Staffordshire, it’s played host to Bearded Theory since 2014. More

Sep 22, 2018 By Christopher Roberts

In many instances an album’s strongest songs are shared before the album’s release. There were several albums released this week, however, that featured standout tracks that were not advance singles and so this week’s Songs of the Week features some of those, filtered in with other new singles released this week. More

Sep 21, 2018 By Christopher Roberts

We were in a quandary about this week’s Album of the Week. There were a multitude of solid choices and we were racked with indecision. We narrowed it down to six choices: the new albums by Beak>, Christine and the Queens, Frontperson, Richard Reed Parry, Suede, and Villagers. More

Sep 21, 2018 By Christopher Roberts

Britpop originators and survivors Suede released a new album, The Blue Hour, today via Rhino. Now that the album is out, you can stream the whole thing here. More

Aug 31, 2018 By Mark Redfern

Under the Radar is excited to announce the full details of our new print issue, which is out now nationwide (on newsstands, in such stores as Barnes & Noble and Books-A-Million, and elsewhere) and available to buy directly from us here. The issue features Kamasi Washington on the cover. More

Aug 17, 2018 By Christopher Roberts

We took a break from Songs of the Week last week due to a little vacation by our publishers. So this week we are compiling the best songs of the last two weeks. Hence we couldn’t contain the list to our usual Top 10, although we didn’t do too badly, only expanding to a Top 11 and a few more honorable mentions than usual. More

Aug 15, 2018 By Christopher Roberts

Britpop originators and survivors Suede are releasing a new album, The Blue Hour, on September 21 via Rhino. Previously they shared a trailer for the album, a video for a dramatic new song, “The Invisibles,” and the second single from the album, “Don’t Be Afraid If Nobody Loves You.” Now they have shared a third single from the album, “Life Is Golden,” via a video for the song. More

Jul 13, 2018 By Christopher Roberts

Hello again. We haven’t done a Songs of the Week for almost five weeks, since June 9. We were on vacation from mid to late June and then when we returned there really weren’t enough compelling songs last week to justify doing Songs of the Week lists, mainly because of the July 4th holiday being smack dab in the middle of the week and so labels mainly avoided sharing new songs. More

Jul 13, 2018 By Christopher Roberts

Britpop originators and survivors Suede are releasing a new album, The Blue Hour, on September 21 via Rhino. Previously they shared a trailer for the album and a video for a dramatic new song, “The Invisibles” (which was our #2 Song of the Week). Now they have shared a second single from the album, “Don’t Be Afraid If Nobody Loves You,” which sounds like vintage Suede and seems to end with the sound of a teakettle whistling. More

Jun 08, 2018 By Christopher Roberts

This was a strong week for new tracks, so much so that we almost expanded this week’s Songs of the Week list to a Top 13. Instead we decided to include three honorable mentions. The full list includes two legendary artists who we will soon be getting previously unreleased posthumous albums from. More

Jun 04, 2018 By Christopher Roberts

Britpop originators and survivors Suede are releasing a new album, The Blue Hour, on September 21 via Rhino. Previously they shared a trailer for the album. Now they have shared a video for a dramatic new song, “The Invisibles.” More

Apr 30, 2018 By Christopher Roberts

Britpop originators and survivors Suede have announced a new album, The Blue Hour, and shared a trailer for it. The album is due out September 21. Below are the tracklist and the cover art (via NME). More

Jan 26, 2018 By Christopher Roberts

Britpop originators and survivors Suede made an immediate mark when they came on the scene in their native U.K., with them declared “The Best New Band in Britain” by the music publication Melody Maker in 1992 before their debut album was even released. More

Aug 08, 2017 By Christopher Roberts

Destroyer (the project of Dan Bejar) have announced a new album, ken, and shared a lyric video for its first single, “Sky’s Grey.” Ken is due out October 20 via Merge. More

Aug 16, 2016 By Christopher Roberts

1996’s Coming Up was a turning point for Britpop originators and survivors Suede. Founding guitarist Bernard Butler left the band as they were finishing up their previous album, their second, 1994’s masterpiece Dog Man Star. More

Jan 18, 2016 By Christopher Roberts

Britpop originators and survivors Suede are releasing their new album, Night Thoughts, on January 22. Previously the band shared “Outsiders” and the videos for “Like Kids” and “Pale Snow.” Now the band has shared a video for “No Tomorrow.” More

Jan 13, 2016 By Christopher Roberts

Britpop originators and survivors Suede are releasing their new album, Night Thoughts, on January 22. Previously the band shared “Outsiders” and the video for “Like Kids.” Now the band has shared a video for “Pale Snow.” The sad clip features a couple watching an old video of themselves and what appears to be their child (it can be inferred that maybe the child has passed away). Check it out below. More

Dec 01, 2015 By Christopher Roberts

Britpop originators and survivors Suede are releasing their new album, Night Thoughts, on January 22, 2016. Previously the band shared “Outsiders.” Now we have a video for “Like Kids.” The whole thing takes place in one room that features a disco ball and a naked sleeping man. The camera is static. Various people, some couples, come in and out. Check it out below. More

Sep 24, 2015 By Christopher Roberts

Britpop originators and survivors Suede are releasing their new album, Night Thoughts, on January 22, 2016. Now they’ve shared the first song from it, “Outsiders.” The album will also have an accompanying feature film directed by Roger Sargent (watch the trailer here) and the song is accompanied by slow motion visuals from the film, of a couple kissing underwater. Listen/watch below. More

Sep 07, 2015 By Christopher Roberts

Britpop originators and survivors Suede made a fantastic comeback in 2013 with the release of the excellent Bloodsports, which was their first new album in over a decade and was very well-received by critics. Let’s see if they can do it again. Brett Anderson and the band have announced a new studio album, Night Thoughts, due for release January 22, 2016. The album will also have an accompanying feature film directed by Roger Sargent. They have released a teaser for the album and a trailer for the film. More

Jun 29, 2015 By Christopher Roberts

At Glastonbury this past weekend, a lot of British bands who made their marks in the 1990s performed. The BBC has posted an impressive amount of videos from the festival and so we decided to collect those performances from ‘90s heroes, all of whom are still going strong today. More

Jun 30, 2014 By Mike Hilleary

Celebrating 20 years of Britpop’s influence, the BBC will be releasing a new best-of compilation this month called Britpop at the BBC. More

Mar 31, 2014 By Laura Studarus

Britpop stalwarts Suede performed at the Teenage Cancer Trust benefit at London’s Royal Albert Hall over the weekend. More

Jan 03, 2014 By Mike Hilleary

While the days of watching music videos on television are long gone, over the past several years the visual art form has certainly found second life (like so many other things) as an excellent online commodity. More

Sep 03, 2013 By Mike Hilleary

After a decade-long absence, Suede returned earlier this year with their brand new album Bloodsports. More

May 30, 2013 By Laura Studarus

In LA Story, Steve Martin roller skated through an art gallery. The couple in Suede’s new video “Hit Me” does him one better. More

Apr 10, 2013 By Cody Ray Shafer

Britpop legends Suede have announced new tour dates in the U.K. and Ireland for October 2013 in honor of their well-received comeback album, Bloodsports. If you’re stuck west of the Atlantic, you can still check out their performance on Later…With Jools Holland set to broadcast this Friday, April 12 (and hopefully to be found online soon after). More

Feb 04, 2013 By Mike Hilleary

Next month reunited Britpop veterans Suede return with Bloodsports, their first studio album in over a decade. More

Jan 16, 2013 By Mike Hilleary

Last week reunited Britpop veterans Suede returned with their first song in 10 years. More

Jan 07, 2013 By Mike Hilleary

Recently announcing a one-off gig at London’s Alexandra Palace on March 30, Suede have revealed new details concerning the band’s first studio record since 2002’s A New Morning. More

Dec 05, 2012 By Mike Hilleary

Suede have announced that they will perform a special one-off show in London next year followed by the release of a new album shortly after. More

Aug 15, 2011 By Mark Redfern

Since reforming in 2010, the party line from Suede, including in our video interview with them at Coachella, was that they’d only release a new album if it felt right. The record racks are littered with unnecessary reunion albums that barely touch on a band’s former glory, so Suede have been wise in following Pixies’ model in being cautious about recording and releasing new material. More

Apr 27, 2011 By Mark Redfern

Apr 17, 2011 By Raymond Flotat

Day two of Coachella continued day one’s comfort. Whatever advanced security they’ve implemented—or at least perhaps scalpers buying up lots of tickets that ultimately weren’t used—has helped make this year a comfortable festival again. There’s room to move around and enjoy just about every band. Even stranger, some bands that are legendary are experiencing small turnout. The only band that really drew a massive crowd was the Arcade Fire. More

Jan 21, 2011 By Laura Studarus

Last year, Suede (or The London Suede as they are forced to be named in America) reformed for a benefit show. They must have had fun—because they’ve set out again in 2011 and will also be reissuing all five of their of their albums. More

Jan 15, 2010 By Michele Yamamoto

Britain’s Mercury Prize-winning Suede has announced one reunion show to benefit a London-based charity. More

Jul 16, 2013 By Frank Valish

Suede frontman Brett Anderson admits that he never thought much about reforming Suede after the band broke up in 2003. After storming onto the British music scene with its first two albums—Suede in 1993 and Dog Man Star in 1994—Suede saw founding guitarist Bernard Butler leave the band, but it soldiered on to release three more albums without him. After a brief reteaming with Butler as The Tears in 2004, Anderson embarked upon a solo career. The four albums he released under his own name, starting with a self-titled release in 2007, mostly eschewed Suede’s patented guitar rock sound for softer, gentler landscapes. Anderson seemed to have left Suede far behind. More

Apr 27, 2011 By Mark Redfern

While backstage at the 2011 Coachella Music and Arts Festival, Under the Radar conducted video interviews with some of the fest’s most noteworthy bands. Under the Radar caught up with Suede’s Brett Anderson and Simon Gilbert. In the two-part interview they discuss the band’s relationship with America, whether or not they plan to record a new album, why they reformed, if there will be more U.S. dates in the future, and the deluxe reissues of all five of their albums.

Aug 24, 2023 By Irina Shtreis

Part two of Under the Radar’s report from Helsinki’s Flow Festival features a mix of established names and up and coming acts from the host nation. More

Aug 16, 2023 By Laura Studarus & Joshua Mellin

Last weekend, Helsinki hosted Flow Festival and Under the Radar photographers Laura Studarus and Joshua Mellin captured some of its highlights. More

Mar 21, 2023 By Dom Gourlay

Suede remain one of the finest live bands on the planet and Under the Radar saw them tear Liverpool Philharmonic Hall a new one last weekend. More

Dec 31, 2022 By Mark Redfern

Suede hadn’t played America in over a decade, since their set at Coachella on April 16, 2011. And even in their 1990s heyday the Britpop band rarely played North America. More

Sep 15, 2022 By Dom Gourlay

Suede have pulled off arguably the most successful reformation and comeback in recent years. More

Aug 18, 2022 By Max Pilley

This time last week, Under the Radar were in Oslo for Øya Festival. Here’s what we saw. More

Nov 13, 2021 By Dom Gourlay

Suede roll back the years in style for 25th anniversary celebration of “Coming Up” More

Apr 23, 2019 By Dom Gourlay

Mention the phrase “Britpop” and it’s hard not to do so through gritted teeth. Its legacy giving birth to a legion of uninspiring, feather cutted, and fishtail parka wearing lad bands believing their “real music with real instruments for real people” makes them the CAMRA of rock and roll. More

Sep 18, 2018 By Michael James Hall

With a pair of well-received, commercially viable albums in the shape of 2013’s Bloodsports and 2015’s Night Thoughts, London’s often overlooked glam antidote to Britpop have turned what looked like a brief and beautiful comeback into an ongoing concern. More

Feb 29, 2016 By Dan Lucas

There is a strange parallel between Suede and David Bowie. Both made comebacks in 2013 after decade-long absences-the former with Bloodsports, the latter with The Next Day. Both were warmly hailed as successes even if they did not have fans falling over themselves, and it felt fitting given that Suede were probably the closest thing Britpop ever had to Bowie’s androgynous outsider. More

Mar 15, 2013 By Austin Trunick

After an 11-year dearth of new material, Britpop’s pompous progenitors are back from what we’d long feared might be the musical hereafter. More

Apr 18, 2011 By Mark Redfern

Day two of Coachella 2011 offered few surprises, but plenty of solid sets, including two British bands—one reunited ‘90s legends back for another try, and the other a star-making main stage performance from a band still on their debut album. More