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A symbol of Britpop, where passion and aesthetic sense intersect.
This single by Suede is one of their signature songs, encapsulating their aesthetics and drama. The dense guitar sound and Brett Anderson's expressiveness are impressive.
The lyrics, which move between passion and aesthetic sense, toe the line between love and destruction, while the chorus and instrumentation develop dramatically. A quiet pause in the middle makes the subsequent climax even more vivid, creating a brilliant structure. Bernard Butler's guitar deepens as it shifts angles, while Brett Anderson's vocals oscillate between scream and whisper. The arrangement, which maintains a refined yet rugged expression, reveals the contradictions and energy within Suede. It has the enduring strength to become a landmark song of Britpop.
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