Guardian Music — Suede frontman Brett Anderson brings his band to the Guardian studios for an impassioned live version of his new solo single, Brittle Heart, a track from his forthcoming album Black Rainbows. It sees Anderson return to playing rock following the succ... more info

Guardian Music — Gareth Daley is the first Brit-soul boy contender with serious commercial potential since Mick HucknallHometown: Manchester.The lineup: Gareth Daley (vocals, music).The background: We might as well get the comparisons out the way: he's a blue-eyed so... more info

NME — Hear the Suede man's fourth solo outing - plus his exclusive guide to each track more info

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 — Erol Alkan & Boys Noize Feat Jarvis CockerAvalanche (Terminal Velocity) (Phantasy)This candidate for collaboration of the year isn't a cover of Leonard Cohen's original Avalanche per se, more a thoughtful appropriation (approved by Len himself) that ... 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

Guardian Music — Say what you like about the second coming of Ultrasound – this is one reformation that isn't driven by money"This song is the clarion call/ And if it means we have to reform/ We crashed and burned but we return/ To claim our stake," goes the chorus... more info

Stereogum — Great Britain’s annual Mercury Music Prize is a lot of fun. In the annual ceremony, a panel of music-business figures decides the best British album of the year. They often pick grand-consensus records like Suede’s first album and Pulp’s Differ... 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