Person · Suede
Brett Anderson
Albums
19
Members
2
Active
1967–present
Origin
United Kingdom
Biography
Brett Anderson (born September 29, 1967) is an English singer-songwriter born in Haywards Heath, West Sussex, England. He was the lead vocalist of rock band Suede from 1989 until their split in 2002. He then fronted The Tears with ex-Suede guitarist, Bernard Butler although as of 2006 they are on hiatus. So far Anderson has released 4 solo albums. His self-titled debut was released in 2007. The following year brought the quieter, piano-driven Wilderness and Slow Attack was released in 2009. A return to the rock band format "restless, noisy and dynamic" album Black Rainbows was released on September 26, 2011.
Discography
5 Track Album Sampler
Brett Anderson
Live at Queen Elizabeth Hall
Live At Queen Elizabeth Hall
Live at Union Chapel
Live in London
Live In London
The London Sessions
Wilderness
Slow Attack
The Hunted
Tour 2010 (Live In Berlin)
Black Rainbows
Brittle Heart
Crash About To Happen
Collected Solo Work
Collected Solo Work
Live at Koko 2011
Death Songbook
Credits
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Antidepressants
Sci-Fi Lullabies Vol. 2
Autofiction
Live at Koko 2011
Royal Albert Hall. 24 March 2010
Bloodsports
Black Rainbows
The Best of
Slow Attack
This Is Stina Nordenstam
Can’t Get Enough
Electricity
Everything Will Flow
Head Music
She’s in Fashion
Filmstar
Lazy
Perfect Day
Sci‐fi Lullabies
Beautiful Ones
Coming Up
Saturday Night
Trash

New Generation
Stay Together
The Wild Ones
Animal Nitrate
So Young
Metal Mickey
The Drowners
Coming Up At The BBC
Death Songbook
European Tour Live 2013 - 01.11.2013 Ancienne Belgique, Brussels
European Tour Live 2013 - 26.10.2013 Leeds O2 Academy
Introducing The Band
Let Go
Live In Europe 1993
Love & Poison
Love & Poison (Live At The Brixton Academy, 16th May 1993)
Metal Mickey / The Drowners
Outsiders
The Drowners
The Drowners