Suede

Britpop Alternative Rock Glam Rock Indie Rock

Suede are a British rock band formed in London in 1989, fronted by Brett Anderson. They were pioneers of the Britpop movement, known for their glam-inflected alternative rock sound, Anderson's androgynous vocals, and Bernard Butler's ornate guitar work. Albums like their self-titled debut and "Dog Man Star" are considered classics of 1990s British rock.