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English singer
United Kingdom · b. 1967
Brett Anderson, 43, was born in West Sussex. In the late 80s, he became the lead singer of Suede. The band won the Mercury Music prize with their debut self-titled album in 1993; their second album, Dog Man Star, was released the following year and, in 1996, they made Coming Up, which charted at number one in the UK and produced five top-10 singles. The band split in 2003, but reformed for concerts in recent years. Black Rainbows, Anderson's latest solo album, is out on 26 September and he plays London and Manchester in October.
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Right now. It's a beautiful thing to find yourself "the wrong side of 40" and more in love with life than ever. I never tell people this publicly as they wrongly assume the only valid creative state is that of the cliche of the tubercular, tortured artist coughing up blood in his garret.
Recorded The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 9 September 2011 source ↗
My wife. She is the most beautiful person I know in every way and has an endless energy for other people that a vinegary old misanthrope like myself can only marvel at.
Recorded The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 9 September 2011 source ↗
Drinking green tea with my wife and listening to Eno’s ‘Music For Airports’.
Recorded Clash, Last Day On Earth, 19 August 2011 source ↗
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