Suede fans endured radio silence from
Brett and the boys for 10 years before the release of this sixth
album, Bloodsports.
The group had previously recorded and
performed new material in 2011, most of which was scrapped when they
reunited with producer, Ed Buller, who was responsible for Suede’s
first three albums.
So far so good, and to top it all,
Brett himself describes Bloodsports as a cross between 1994’s Dog
Man Star and 1996’s Coming Up, and he’s pretty much telling the
truth, mostly.
They’ve come up with a clean
arrangement of grown-up indie rock pieces all working thematically
together and flecked with moments of the furious hooks and crescendos
Suede were known and loved for.
The only thing missing is the blasé
nonchalance unique to Britpop superstars (and maintained to this day
by one half of the Gallagher brothers) but this is replaced by a
Suede that cares.
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