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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ContactMusic — Suede frontman Brett Anderson has retired his trademark butt-slapping stage act - because it feels like "self-parody" after almost 20 years. The cult British band shot to fame in the early 1990s and split in 2003 before reforming last year (10) fo... more info