#5

Suede for me too Al

#6

I’m amazed that Suede can still knock it out the park after all this time

#7

when I finally stop listening to Anarchytecture (and it’s not getting old yet!!!) it seems likely that Night Thoughts will be the album I turn to next.

#8

Yeah me too. Thought the last one was half decent, really wasn’t expecting this one to be so good at all

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#9

Their album launch gig at that Ace Hotel venue is my gig of the year too. I got their latest signed by the band as well as my over 20 year old copies of their debut and Dog Man Star. As a sad aging indie kid that was a brilliant night for me.

#10

Adore Malibu, but I think you actually meant January 8th

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#11

nope, it definitely came out on the 15th

#12

I thought Marching Church came out last week?

Weirdly, as an ageing Britpop/Suede fan I’ve barely listened to their new one. I think the fact that they dropped in a few new tunes at Glastonbury last year when all I wanted was a song along put me off. I shall remedy this immediately (well, I’ll stick it on on the way home from work).

#13

The NxWorries album is almost as good IMO. Neither are my AOTY but I ain’t hating

#14

Also, sides splitting at the suggestion that Suede made the album of the year

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#15

Realise I didn’t word my shitty joke very well, but I was trying to imply that another album (that came out on Jan 8th) was best of the year, not that malibu came out on the 8th.

Unless you already worked that out and are playing along. In which case carry on, grumble grumble

#16

ranierwolfcastleetc.jpg, yes

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#17

I’m not really sure I can agree with anything posted in this thread

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#18

Suede did make a really, really good album. (Liking Suede helps in this judgment)

#19

Well you’re right that the Sleater-Kinney album was released early in 2015.

#20

“Made a really good album for people who like Suede” seems a much more reasonable appraisal

#21

Wouldnt be so sure. Pete Doherty has got release coming out in December!

#22

The Anchoress? That came out Jan 15th and was just rerelased on vinyl. The reviews for it were amazing (as were the Ed Harcourt reviews)

#23

JAG! (It’s very good aye)

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#24

I get that, but I do think it’s a good album on its own terms. Which sounds really wanky. :slight_smile: