The definitive edition for fanatics and newcomers alike
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Suede’s Britpop rebuttal was borne of a fractious environment, but it successfully melded all the intoxicating elements that made the band so utterly irresistible. From Bernard Butler’s intricate guitar work, through dreamy orchestral structures, to glam rock odysseys, and Brett Anderson’s romantic confessionals, ‘Dog Man Star’ is consistently compelling, tantalisingly opiated, and bathed in an elegant charm that reclaimed the era from the lad legion
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…so much so that it went on to inspire perennially vital artists such as Radiohead, Spiritualized, Bloc Party, and Pulp. This is a brilliant and uniquely British entry point into Suede’s consistently influential world.
And this 30th anniversary Dinked release, with its exclusive 7” of alternative versions, fresh artwork, sleeve notes by Simon Price, and glitzy yellow vinyl, is the definitive edition for fanatics and newcomers alike
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“It's hard not to be impressed by the sheer degree of ambition that got it up there in the first place” – Alexis Petridis
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