Suede
Antidepressants
BMG
Released 09/05/25

  
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Suede have unveiled their tenth studio album Antidepressants, the follow-up to 2022’s Autofiction. Produced by the band’s longtime collaborator Ed Buller, the album is preceded by the official singles “Disintegrate,” Trance State” and “Dancing With The Europeans.”

“I’ve tried to bring this sonic ephemera into the record,” frontman Brett Anderson explains to Dazed. “Headphones in, headphones out; connection, disconnection. I wanted to reflect this sense of fracturedness, but I also wanted the album to have a joyous, defiant quality too, not to just embrace the depression in a nihilistic way. I wanted to say, ‘Fuck you,’ and have a human response to the chatter and fragmentation we’re increasingly exposed to.”

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