Suede - Night Thoughts hype thread

Is that Chelsea Wolfe

>>61907602
Evanescence

I actually just got it in the mail

I was just about to make a thread about this, all the songs sound great so far

So where's the leak? I found nothing on Rutracker

>>61907785
No leak. Pretty fucking impressive desu.

>>61907683
Favourite so far? No Tomorrow or I Don't Know How To Reach You for me, though the climax of Tightrope is probably my favourite moment on the whole album.

>>61907590
Will definitely be getting this one. Good on them for getting their shit together.

>mfw Brett Anderson said on Radio 6 the other day they want to take the experimental stuff further next and make something like Spirit Of Eden

FUCK YES

gotta feel sorry for Blur, their reunion has been totally BTFO by comparison quality-wise

>>61908109
Now only if Pulp made a comeback album

the pace of this thread really makes me feel old, most folks on /mu/ are too young for suede

>>61908126
Jarvis Cocker said last year he's working on new solo material iirc, I agree, Pulp and Suede turned out to be the real MvPs of britpop.

>>61908161
It is pretty obvious now, Blur had lots of great singles, but never made an amazing album like Pulp or Suede did

And Oasis were just trash

>>61908144
/mu/ is dominated by Americans and most of them never heard of Suede.

They should be talked about more considering their strong Bowie influence, they were logical continuation of his music.

"We wanted to make the kind of album you’re not supposed to make in 2015. The kind you listen to in order and all the way to the end. 'Night Thoughts' is about those moments when you wake at 4am with the walls of your life caving in."

I'm so so glad they chose artistic integrity over commerciality. Where many bands on their level have put down their guitars and turned to electronics to fit in with the current landscape, Suede have ADDED a guitarist in that their keyboardist Neil Codling now plays rhythm guitar instead of keyboard on a lot of their new stuff.

Also
>that depressing album film trailer
>those relatable dark lyrics themes nobody's comfortable talking about (fear of losing your kids, etc.) but he's bringing to the forefront anyway
>that classic glammy emo/goth-precursor sound like their first album + the pomp and grandeur of the cinematic parts of Dog Man Star
This is gonna be good.

>>61908213
I don't know about 'continuation' but they're definitely one of the bands most directly influenced by him. Best description I heard is that Suede are kind of what Bowie would have sounded like if he'd never gone to Philly to start his soul period and had kept on mining the debauched chaos of Diamond Dogs
But even that description doesn't cover the gloomier elements of their music that really set the scene for 00s alternative music. They have a good handful of songs about Anderson's friends killing themselves or overdosing IRL. Plus all the leather and whatnot.

bump for bongs heading home from work etc. soon

What's the best Suede song adn why is it this one?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APVXWgxk5is

>>61910640
Indeed it's that one

>>61910640
This or Animal Nitrate

>>61910640
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0wKKeSbxGh8

Apparently, it leaked on what.cd.

>>61911882
And it's on Rutracker now

>>61911930
I can't find it. What's the title of the torrent?

>>61912063
Really? It was the first result when I searched for Suede

Try S'uede Night Thoughts Deluxe'

>>61907590
Want to hear it so bad, is there a leak?

uploaded dot net/file/zz3vvfxm

>>61912142
Thanks m8 I was about to put it on Mega

I'll probably do so anyway for a share thread

http://iplusfree.com/suede-night-thoughts-itunes-plus-aac-m4a-2016

>>61908161
and MSP

>>61910931
my nigger

WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO TURN YOU OOOONNNN?

>>61912348
Manics were britpop for like 2 albums, they constantly keep changing styles a bit

>>61912382
Agreed, but their Britpop period was bretty gud.

>>61912447
Yeah, Everything Must Go was a pinnacle of the genre

>>61912246
no still do

>>61912663
I did post it already

>>61912712
>https://mega.nz/#F!nRllgaLA!fJJ0N4HJ1dEBKmV1_wJe4Q

i just saw and came back to say thank you

Final bump

Just listened to the album, it's really good

>>61910640
>that guitarwork in the intro
best moment in rock music in the 90s, fucking hell
Suede are the only and only GOAT britpop group
why is Bernard Butler not recognised as the greatest guitarist of that decade when he so clearly was?

>>61911787
I prefer the extended version on the reissue personally, more psychedelic

This theatrical side of them is what I'm hoping we'll hear more of on Night Thoughts, it made Dog Man Star what it is

>>61911882
>>61911930
probably 'cause some people received their CDs in the mail today, they've done pretty well stopping it leaking until now

>>61914425
Shame he left the band
Oakes is great too, but not the same

Come on you fucks, at least buy it once you've listened if you do like it, we need to support bands like this >>61908263

>>61914480
I consider buying it since I only own best of by them

Has the instrumental version of the full album supposedly included with the Japanese CD leaked too? I NEED to hear the guitar work in the coda at the end of I Don't Know How To Reach You, sounds as energetic as if they were still in their 20s, amazing

>>61914493
>not having Sci-Fi Lullabies
>not having the b-sides compilation of a band of whom one of their most famous traits is that their b-sides are often their very best songs

>that triumphant ascending chord sequence after the final chorus of 'Tightrope'
HNNNNNNNNG

>>61914534
That best of has plenty of B-sides though

Best album since Dog Man Star

>>61907590
Definitely better than Bloodsports, which was already one of the best comeback albums in recent years

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>>61914678
can't wait how's it compare to S/T?

>>61914749
not same anon but it's better IMO. There may be no Animal Nitrate but I Don't Know How To Reach You, What I'm Trying To Tell You and Tightrope are top, top tier Suede songs better than a good two thirds of the debut. The album has an incredibly strong middle. If they continue down this route I won't be surprised if we get stuff on a par with Breakdown (possibly my favourite Suede song) in future.

bump to save non-cancerous /mu/ thread

Mmmmmmm

Britpop bands are making new albums

Mmmm

>>61915533
I'm pleased too, back to the old school at last. :)

>>61915616
>>61915533
mmm i'm very pleased, boys.. mmmm mmmm

>>61915533
Suede and Pulp absolutely destroy Oasis

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_pqUIoE6fA

Has any other band ever perfected the art of the b-side to such a degree? I genuinely think Suede are one of the GOAT British rock bands if you consider their b-sides as well as their albums.

>tfw the good Suede albums now outnumber the less well-received 5 to 2 now instead of the 3 to 2 when they first broke up
feels satisfying as fuck, man

>>61915533
Britpop revival was so shit that britpop bands needed to return and show how it's done

>>61915671
I don't care. I like all Britpop even the first few blur albums.
Im excited

>>61915763
Kind of a shame really that we have to resort to the new Old Guard, wish there was some new blood in british guitar music but oh well, this will more than tide me over for now

>>61915757
Muse used to have great B-sides as well

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5z7rOwUZBB0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0fuq80OGw4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VqPz9ZE12q4

Radiohead too

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yU7sUENatUU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wlGgzpDsPM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpWsn7VO-LM

>>61915757
Im going to get ripped on but during the Rush Of Blood to the Head era coldplau had some amazing b-sides.

>>61915893
I gotta agree with that, I actually had problem between picking them or Muse, but Muse had more of them

>>61915757
Oasis had pretty decent B-sides too, as shown on The Masterplan

>>61915828
>bands who used to make excellent and copious b-sides suddenly stopping for no reason
this trend triggers me

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This album was not that bad
The next one was medicore though

>>61916886
It's because nobody buys singles anymore.

Most bands still record B-sides; they just don't have a format to release them on anymore (until the inevitable "25th Anniversary Limited Edition" of the albums, anyway).

Not digging the production on the album at all.