10 October. Dog Man Star was released in the UK 10 October 1994 on double gatefold vinyl, MC and CD. It entered the UK Albums Chart at no. 3. However, it slid to no. 12 the following week, and by the end of the year it was outside the top 75. Anderson felt it did not get the commercial momentum he had expected, saying: "I think a lot of people thought the band had split up because Bernard had left." "The Wild Ones" was the second single released 14 November and although more targeted at the mainstream, it also peaked at no. 18. The album was released in the US on Columbia two weeks later 25 October. The album and its singles did not receive the same level of promotion and radio play as the previous album in the US. This was due to the difficult climate surrounding the time of release. Such difficulties were the aforementioned departure of guitarist Bernard Butler; a name change to the London Suede, as a little-known singer from Maryland has had rights to the name Suede in America for fifteen years; and what Billboard magazine described as an "anti-Anglo sentiment" at American modern rock radio. "The Wild Ones" was chosen as the first single in the US going on modern rock radio 4 October. It was also the first single chosen for the European market. The US and Japanese release contained the bonus track "Modern Boys", b-side to "The Wild Ones". The album charted at no. 35 on Billboard'''s Heatseekers Albums chart 12 November. And also charted on the European Top 100 Albums chart at no. 10. "New Generation" was the last single released from the album charting at no. 21 early 1995. Commercial performance Although the album is often considered a commercial disappointment, its actual UK sales were still relatively strong. By August 1996, it had sold 235,000 copies, without all the hype and media exposure of the debut which sold 275,000. However, at the same time, US sales were only one tenth of UK sales, shifting 23,000. According to Nielsen SoundScan, as of September 2008, it has sold 36,000. By comparison, this is about a third of the sales of Suede. It was certified as gold by the British Phonographic Industry November 1994. Reissues In June 2011, Suede released remastered and expanded editions of their previous five studio albums. Released in chronological