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Suede Antidepressants BMG CD | LP

Suede Sci-fi Lullabies Volume 2 [RSD25] Demon Records LP

AJ Suede And Televangel Parthian Shots Fake Four Inc. LP

Suede Royal Albert Hall 24 March 2010 This set, the best show I've seen them do, captures the essence of Suede better than anything I have ever seen. Perhaps the whole thing can be summed up by Brett Anderson's candid admission as he came off stage that closes the documentary : “I've done a shitload of drugs, but that was the best feeling ever.” We also have a booklet that includes photos from shows at the 100 Club, The Ritz, Royal Albert Hall, rehearsals and back stage! Demon CD | LP

Suede A New Morning Suede's 5th album released just ahead of their 7 year hiatus! Demon CD | LP

Suede Head Music London psychedelic popsters are back with a platter of mysterious melodies and lysergic atmospheres recalling the best of many previous eras of rock and pop. The salacious "Can't Get Enough" rocks like a cross between "Ballroom Blitz"-era Sweet and mid-1960s Pink Floyd. The forlorn ballad "Down" recalls pre-glitter Elton John and ZIGGY STARDUST-era David Bowie. The moody/dreamy, mod-ish "Asbestos" wouldn't be out of place in the soundtrack of a mid-1960s romantic spy thriller (the on-the-beach or the sidewalk-cafT scene). Singer Brett Anderson sings a bit like a subdued yet seductive Bono, and the Suede mix trippy-ness, street-rat-wannabe trashy-ness, catchy tunes and crunchy yet restrained rockin' guitars for a distinctive, hedonistic listen. Fans of old and "new" psychedelia should check out this Suede release. Demon CD | LP

Suede Coming Up Reissue of Suede's Coming Up The most striking thing about Coming Up is the simplicity. Gone are the grand, sweeping gestures of both Suede and Dog Man Star, leaving behind the glam, which is now spiked with an invigorating sense of self-belief -- Anderson is out to prove that he's a survivor, and he does give a damn whether you believe he is or not. So Coming Up has none of the lush, melancholy, and paranoid overtones of Dog Man Star. It's about celebrating being young, going out, taking drugs, having sex, and living life. Demon CD | LP

Suede Dog Man Star Reissue of Suede's Dog Man Star Instead of following through on the Bowie-esque glam stomps of their debut, Suede concentrated on their darker, more melodramatic tendencies on their ambitious second album, Dog Man Star. Demon CD | LP

Suede Suede Reissue of the Mercury Prize winning debut album from Suede! Demon Records CD | LP

Suede Night Thoughts The 7th album from the iconic Suede comes accompanied by a film by acclaimed photographer Roger Sargent! The deluxe edition comes with the DVD in a hardbound book“The record deals with a lot of familial themes — life, death, love, anguish and despair; themes that are expanded upon in its visual companion, providing a study of how those elements affect the human psyche. It resonated with me for many reasons, not least because my mother passed away a few days after I started writing a story for the film. The film starts with a man drowning in the waters of a deserted beach at night, as he fights for life his mind plays out the events that led him to be there.” - Roger Sargent Warner CD | LP

Suede Sci-Fi Lullabies Suede classic from 1997 which Brett Anderson refers to as his favourite of their releases! Edsel LP

Suede New Generation (30th Anniversary) As part of our continuing Suede30 campaign, Demon Records will be issuing Suede’s fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth singles as highly collectable 7” picture discs, reproducing the original arresting cover images on the discs.Released on 30th January 1995, the band’s eighth single was “New Generation”, the third single to be taken from the “Dog Man Star” album. The single peaked at number 21 in the UK charts. The B-side was “Together”, an early co-writing credit and the first released recording for Brett Anderson and new guitarist Richard Oakes. This song did not appear on “Coming Up”, the first album by the new line-up, released in 1996. Demon Records 7"

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