Suede’s Brett Anderson, conductor Charles Hazlewood, and the Paraorchestra, along with special guests Nadine Shah, Portishead’s Adrian Utley, and Sons Of Kemet drummer Seb Rochford, are delivering a one-off special performance of songs about death by the likes of Echo And The Bunnymen, Skeeter Davis, Japan, and David Bowie/Ja...

When you think about it, it’s a little odd that Nick Cave, a handsome man with a recognizable face and a tremendous amount of presence, hasn’t done that much acting. The man does have a few different careers, and he keeps himself busy; Carnage, the album that he recently made with Warren Ellis, is now just one week old. But w...

The classic record – released in October 1994 – celebrates a quarter of a century this monthIt’s hard to explain how out of sync ‘Dog Man Star’ sounded during the era in which it was released. Sexy when guitar bands were far from it; unsettling when so many of the band’s peers were desperately trying to be booked for Saturday morni...

"We’re doing the mother of all benefits"The Pretenders and Suede will play O2 Shepherds Bush EmpireThe Pretenders and Suede are to join forces next month for a co-headline show at London’s O2 Shepherds Bush Empire. The ‘Don’t Get Me Wrong’ rockers will team up with Brett Anderson and co to raise funds fo...

He also distances himself from calling Oasis "the singing plumbers"Brett Anderson of SuedeSuede frontman Brett Anderson has admitted that he hated Britpop in the 90s and he tried to distance the band from it. Watch: Suede take us deep inside the dark and terrifying world of new album ‘The Blue Hour’ Speaking on BBC Hardtalk, he said: &#...