The London SuedeBest The London Suede Albums Ranked

Autofiction

nme

8.0

“indie icons reborn as “raw” and “nasty” punk rockers”

Night Thoughts

nme

8.0

“Suedes’ 2013 comeback album ‘Bloodsports’ triumphed because it was essentially designed as an Idiot’s Guide To Suede. Released 10 years after their initial split, it removed the dirt from their soiled legacy while introducing them to a new generation, taking their trademarks – giant choruses, trashy melodrama – and distilling them into 10 solid, Suede-as-Suede-can-be songs. As a soft reboot, it w”

Night Thoughts

exclaim

8.0

“Suede establish and uphold the album's gravitas with the type of symphonic grandiosity we've come to anticipate from them.”

Night Thoughts

thelineofbestfit

8.0

“Night Thoughts proves Suede's comeback was anything but a one-off final grasp at glory”

Coming up (Remastered) [Deluxe Edition]

pitchfork

7.9

“The latest in the Suede reissue series show a band that remained creative and worthy in the wake of what could have been a fatal loss.”

Bloodsports

pitchfork

7.6

“On Suede's first post-reunion album, Bernard Butler remains absent, but his replacement, Richard Oakes, has an undeniably reinvigorating effect on frontman Brett Anderson. His lyrics strike the balance between decadence and elegance, and seek meaningful, one-on-one connections.”