Overview

• Antidepressants, Suede’s 10th studio album, is out today, with the Evening Standard hailing it as an electrifying, timely listen.
• Produced by Ed Buller, the record leans into a stark post‑punk palette influenced by bands such as Magazine, PiL, Wire and early Cure.
• Brett Anderson frames the songs around paranoia, mortality and the medicalisation of modern life, presenting music as a counterforce.
• The release is followed by a multi‑venue Southbank Centre residency on Sept. 13–19, including a full orchestral show and intimate no‑mic acoustic sets.
• Suede emphasize an anti‑nostalgia stance focused on new work, and reporting indicates there are no current plans for a North American tour.