Brett Anderson
Slow Attack

Over in some alternate universe, Suede never fumbled, flamed out, and fizzled. Guitarist Bernard Butler never embarked on a lackluster solo career, si...

Brett Anderson does not want us to talk about Suede when reviewing his solo work. He has made this abundantly clear in interviews over the years. Th...

With his latest album, Brett Anderson wanted to break free from the pop songs that made his fame and produce a more cinematic creation. Anderson’s exp...

I couldn’t have been more wrong. Brett Anderson’s last solo LP, Wilderness, was so dire, I concluded he should give up soft acoustic sound...

Save for "Julian's Eyes", which brings a louche cabaret mood towards the end of the album, Slow Attack finds Brett Anderson in strangely pastoral mode...

After the wintry ascesticism of Wilderness, Anderson finds a great new partner in Leo Abrahams.It keeps Anderson's recent skill at sparse ballads,...

If, at the height of Suede’s fame, you had told Brett Anderson that by late 2009 he would be peddling an album of spectral folk ditties, he woul...

Of all the stars that shone during the salad days of Britpop, few have faded as comprehensively as ex-Suede vocalist Brett Anderson.As Jarvis Cocker c...

I bought a nice album very cheaply. Brett Anderson's solo album is also attractive. There is a charm that is different from Suede.

So langsam muss man sich daran gewöhnen, dass Brett Anderson nicht mehr der hedonistische Dandy ist, der er mit Suede einmal war. Nach dem Hören von ?...