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Title: Suede's second great album
Review: Since Suede released their debut back in 1993 Britpop has been and gone, and they've lost one of the greatest guitarists of their generation, Bernard Butler. 1996's 'Coming Up' bristled with killer pop melodies, but it was a little too one dimensional for this fan. What I longed for was the magestic swagger of 'Dog Man Star'. And here it is. Although a lot more electronic than that great album, 'Head Music' is a down affair, full of beaufiful ballads like 'He's gone' and 'Indian Strings', all of which allude to tragedy and loss. Sure, Suede's tradmark glam-pop is still there, in single 'Electricity' (the most 'Coming Up' like of the songs here) as well as 'Can't get Enough', but it's the emotional depth of the album which is really affecting. A fantastic return from one of the greatest bands of the 1990's, and once which is sure to propel them with confidence into the new millenium. Essential.
