ContactMusic — Rocker Brett Anderson cheated death in the infamous Great Storm which battered Britain in the 1980s claiming 22 lives The Suede frontman grew up on the south coast of the U K which was the worst-hit area when hurricane-force gusts and devastating whi... more info

NME — Frontman reveals regrets over recording sessions more info

Guardian Music — 'During the making of Head Music I was weak and selfish and thoroughly horrid'Brett Anderson, 43, was born in West Sussex. In the late 80s, he became the lead singer of Suede. The band won the Mercury Music prize with their debut self-titled album in... more info

ContactMusic — Suedes Brett Anderson and British Dj Fatboy Slim have signed up to play a series of gigs to raise money to help fight poverty The stars will be joined by Patrick Wolf and former Busted rocker Charlie Simpson at a set of Oxjam gigs which are held in O... more info

NME — Fatboy Slim and Charlie Simpson will also be playing charity shop shows later this month more info

The Quietus — Charity announces a series of gigs in a secret London Oxfam store as part of the Oxjam festival more info

Gigwise — They'll launch 5th anniversary bash... more info

Guardian Music — From Bucks Fizz to Sugababes to Fleetwood Mac, some huge band names aren't owned by the people you might think. Bob Stanley unearths some patented nonsenseIt may be the definition of a pyrrhic victory, but last week Bobby G won the rights to perform ... more info

Altsounds — Brett Anderson releases a brand new solo album “Black Rainbows” on EMI Records on 26 September. The album is preceded by the single “Brittle Heart” which is available as a download on 15 August and receives its de... more info

The Quietus — Pop cracker online now more info