How have they managed this? Not simply a great Suede record, but an electrifying, life-saving record which, with its tension and euphoria, intersects with contemporary disquiet like nothing else around.
It feels vital, required listening, one of those collections of songs that feels unnervingly timely, as all the best records do, as if it were somehow willed into existence by what used to be called the collective unconscious back when people had an interior life.
