ContactMusic — Newly reformed Suede will only release a new album if there is "magic" in the recording studio, according to frontman Brett Anderson. The Animal Nitrate hitmakers reunited last year (10) after disbanding in 2003 following the release of their flop re... more info

NME — New material will only be made if 'right' more info

The Independent — Suede frontman Brett Anderson says the band could split up again if they can't make a new album worth releasing. more info

ContactMusic — Suede frontman Brett Anderson says the band could split up again if they can't make a new album worth releasing. The 'Animal Nitrate' singer reformed the group in 2010, seven years after disbanding it, and although he has loved playing numerous live ... more info

NME — Singer 'hopeful' about band's future ahead of tonight's (July 17) headline slot at Latitude Festival more info

BBC 6 Music — Brett Anderson on the merits of getting a band back together more info

Guardian Music — Thanks to the intervention of an Australian Celtic rock act, Brother have now become Viva Brother. But who wins when a lesser-known band forces a new one to change their name?It's accepted among the Dutch Uncles, Arctic Monkeys and Pigeon Detectives ... more info

Guardian Music — Suede's second album is still truly extraordinary – who would dare make it today, asks Alexis PetridisWe seem to be in the teeth of a Suede revival: their reunion has been greeted with widespread delight, and last week the NME referred to them as "... more info

ContactMusic — Suede singer Brett Anderson still finds Bernard Butler's departure from the band "raw and quite difficult. "The guitarist left the 'Animal Nitrate' band in 1994 after a string of rows and frontman Brett says the memory is so painful he still avoids t... more info

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