Anderson explains; "Playing To The Birds and Asphalt World gave me the sense that I was really competing with these songs, wanting to tease that element out of what I was doing as a solo artist. I was definitely embracing my past on this album, rather than rejecting it as I had before." This meant that Brett Anderson was freed to write the songs he does best: relationships against the backdrop of the city. "I bring the detail and the neurosis," laughs Anderson of his role in honing the ten songs of Black Rainbows with his unique voice and lyricism that develops Suede's exploration of the inevitable dark twists of life and love. He even feels that Black Rainbows is just another step, not the culmination of his solo work: "This one I feel like I'm going in the right direction, and I think the next one will be even better. Now I know what I want to write about again, and this is it: the endless, fascinating detail of human relationships," Anderson says. "Love songs and hate songs and songs about jealousy, sex and anger are the currency of pop music, and always will be." 2011.

2009 release, the third solo album from former Suede vocalist Brett Anderson. Brett describes Slow Attack as 'fuller, stranger and more complex than the last two solo albums', influenced by Talk Talk's 'distorsion of the pop model' and musically, a record 'heavily featuring woodwind'. The album sleeve was created by Brett and Paul Khera and will be preceded by a series of You Tube films of rough versions of songs from the album (and some surprises). BA Songs. 2009.

2007 debut solo album from the former frontman from Suede and The Tears. A singer-songwriter with impeccable credentials, Brett Anderson remains one of music's heavyweight performers. Having spearheaded the 1990's Indie scene with Suede's blueprint for Britpop and re-established one of the world's greatest song-writing partnerships with Bernard Butler in The Tears, he returns to the fore as an accomplished and independent new artist. Written and co-produced by Anderson and Fred Ball, his long-awaited solo debut is infused with a bright, charismatic snap through 11 melodic, personal songs. A journey into Brett's own emotional landscape, it's carried off with enough skill to make it a universal experience. V2. 2007.

2007 debut solo album from the former frontman from Suede and The Tears. A singer-songwriter with impeccable credentials, Brett Anderson remains one of music's heavyweight performers. Having spearheaded the 1990's Indie scene with Suede's blueprint for Britpop and re-established one of the world's greatest song-writing partnerships with Bernard Butler in The Tears, he returns to the fore as an accomplished and independent new artist. Written and co-produced by Anderson and Fred Ball, his long-awaited solo debut is infused with a bright, charismatic snap through 11 melodic, personal songs. A journey into Brett's own emotional landscape, it's carried off with enough skill to make it a universal experience. V2. 2007.

Limited edition two CD live release from the Suede frontman, which finds Anderson performing 17 tracks taken from his three critically acclaimed solo albums. While there may not be any Suede hits in the set, the quality of the songs more than make up for it, not to mention his inspired performance. The set was recorded at Brett's London gig in October of 2011.

2009 release, the third solo album from former Suede vocalist Brett Anderson. Brett describes Slow Attack as 'fuller, stranger and more complex than the last two solo albums', influenced by Talk Talk's 'distorsion of the pop model' and musically, a record 'heavily featuring woodwind'. The album sleeve was created by Brett and Paul Khera and will be preceded by a series of You Tube films of rough versions of songs from the album (and some surprises). BA Songs. 2009.

2009 release, the third solo album from former Suede vocalist Brett Anderson. Brett describes Slow Attack as 'fuller, stranger and more complex than the last two solo albums', influenced by Talk Talk's 'distorsion of the pop model' and musically, a record 'heavily featuring woodwind'. The album sleeve was created by Brett and Paul Khera and will be preceded by a series of You Tube films of rough versions of songs from the album (and some surprises). BA Songs. 2009.

2008 sophomore solo album from the former lead singer of Suede and The Tears. Recorded and mixed in seven days and featuring only voice, strings and piano, Wilderness heralds an amazing new chapter in his life. Throughout his career it would be fair to say that Brett Anderson has never done anything by halves. At strategic points he has performed such a volte- face with his music that it has sometimes been hard for fans and critics to know what he is going to do next. This record is no exception, and is the most astounding record Brett has made in his entire career. Wilderness may well be the most haunting record you will hear all year. Detailing a love affair, the record displays all the heightened emotions of love and thus is joyous, bleak, euphoric, and reflective - and very beautiful. It's a record that is intense and stands outside of the mainstream and is all the better for it. Like all classic albums, its an album Brett Anderson had to make at this point in his life. BA Songs. 2008.