Magnet Magazine — Happy birthday Brett Anderson (Suede). Don’t be afraid if nobody loves you. Check out our 120 Reasons To Live on Suede’s “Animal Nitrate”: The post Happy Birthday Brett Anderson (Suede) appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Obscure Sound — Commanding in its quivering vocal lead and darkly atmospheric guitar work, “Fragile Man” is a wonderfully eerie alt-rocker from Cherry i. The London-based band craft a masterful soundscape, as vocals admit “I only want the best for you,” with... more info

Obscure Sound — Channeling a mysterious rock engrossment, “Alpha Male” is a newly released track from Inviolet Row. Fronted by Lee Scrivner, whose debonair tonal range immerses, Inviolet Row compel with poignant lyrical themes alongside a stylish rock sound — ... more info

Stereogum — Britpop OGs Suede — still technically known as the London Suede among provincial Americans — are still going strong after more than three decades in the game. The band released their ninth album Autofiction in 2022, and they came out with a ... more info

Stereogum — It’s hard to believe that the Smiths were only together for five years. In addition to four studio albums, they have a handful of compilations, a live LP, and a session with John Peel. The Manchester outcasts are known as one of the most influen... more info

Magnet Magazine — 25 years ago today, Suede released Head Music. All in your mind. Read our Suede live review from 2016: The post Suede Released “Head Music” 25 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Magnet Magazine — Happy birthday Bernard Butler (Suede). The wild one. Read our 120 Reasons To Live feature on Suede: The post Happy Birthday Bernard Butler (Suede) appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Stereogum — The British guitar wizard Bernard Butler will probably always be best-known for his time in Suede, playing on that band’s classic first two albums. In 1994, Butler contentiously parted ways with Suede, and he’s done a lot of other things since... more info

Stereogum — Bristol, UK’s Paraorchestra combines disabled and non-disabled musicians into a unique symphonic unit. Today they shared a noteworthy new track from their star-studded upcoming album Death Songbook. more info

Stereogum — Lately, alt-rock heroes Dinosaur Jr. have been celebrating the 30th anniversary of their album Where You Been with a series of shows in London and Brooklyn, and they’ve had help. In London, reclusive My Bloody Valentine leader and old Dino Jr. b... more info