Suede

Suede, key players in the Brit-pop movement of the 1990s, brought a revival of glammy guitar rock to an era dominated by other genres. Despite their influence, Suede remained on the outskirts of Brit-pop, favoring a darker, post-punk style that set them apart. The band faced internal strife, notably the departure of guitarist Bernard Butler during the recording of Dog Man Star, leading to lineup changes and a shift towards a more commercially successful sound with hits like "Trash" on Coming Up.

Throughout their tumultuous history, Suede's core remained with vocalist Brett Anderson and bassist Mat Osman, who navigated various lineup changes and label challenges. The band's evolution saw peaks and valleys, from critical acclaim with albums like Dog Man Star to commercial success with Coming Up, before embarking on a hiatus and subsequent reunions that led to the release of albums like Bloodsports and Autofiction, showcasing their enduring impact on the music scene.