Suede is the debut album by English alternative rock band Suede, released in March 1993 on Nude Records. At the time the fastest-selling debut album in British history, Suede debuted at the top of the UK Album Chart, won the 1993 Mercury Music Prize, and is often credited with starting the Britpop movement. The sound of the album has been compared to The Smiths and the early David Bowie era.

Taken from the 2002 album, 'A Rush of Blood to the Head'. The title track is backed with two non-LP tracks, '1.36' & 'I Ran Away'. Digipak. Parlophone.

Third single from UK indie act, follow-up to 'Shiver' and the 'Blue Room EP'. Tracks include 'Yellow', 'Help Is Around The Corner' and 'No More Keeping My Feet On The Ground'. 2000 release. Digipak.

Following-up the success the The Libertines 2004 album, Rough Trade releases a limited double CD/DVD package. The Pal DVD consists of live tracks in Japan, Madrid & London, video, photos and extra footage of the band, interviews and award footage. Slimline packaging.

虽然他们的首张专辑销量与Franz Ferdinand、Keane有一定差距，但是媒体却一点都没有看低他们，这也证明了他们的音乐是有一定水平的。如果说Keane比较贴近流行摇滚，那Kasabian就是音乐顽童了，四个来自莱切斯特的小伙子，对Oasis的极度喜爱在各种采访中都能看的出来。他们的音乐是多样的，也许是因为少年时受到brit-pop、电音甚至hip-hop等各种风格的影响。领跑单曲《CLUB FOOT》里面我们可以见识到Electro-Rock,而在 I.D.里面我们又可以闻到迷幻的味道，到了cut off又转成了hip-hop了，这就是Kasabian，虽然他们并没有带来一场革命，但他们的自信在近年的英伦里是很少见的，这也为英伦摇滚注入了一剂强心剂。音乐权威Q杂志对他们的评语也证明了对这四个小伙子前景的看好。

The Danish alternative rock quintet's eagerly anticipated sophomore album 'Brilliant Sky', includes the first single 'Brilliant Sky'. EMI. 2004.

UK two track CD pressing of this single lifted from their 2009 album Tonight: Franz Ferdinand (NOT a live album as the title suggests). Includes two versions of 'Ulysses': Radio Edit and Original Version. Domino. 2009.

UK two track CD pressing of the first single lifted from the former Libertines and Babyshambles frontman's debut solo album Grace/Wastelands. The track is a real departure from anything Peter has written or performed previously. Features 'Last Of The English Roses' plus 'Through The Looking Glass'. Parlophone.

Debut single for Rough Trade's great white hopes. One part The Jam's 'Down At The Tube Station At Midnight' & one part The Strokes 'Last Nite'. The Libertines narrate rent boy/junkie central London life so accurately, you can almost hear the flushing of subway urinals & the crunch of dirty needles under foot. Produced by Bernard Butler (formerly of Suede). Tracks, 'What A Waster', 'I Get Along' & 'Mayday'. 2002.