A collection of B-sides, rarities, demos and cover versions. This might be a decent compliment to "Sci-Fi Lullabies" although I don't understand why they included "This Time" because it was on "Sci-Fi Lullabies". Most people will probably want this because of the 4 covers. All tracks are studio versions except where noted. The version of "My Insatiable One" included here is not the piano version and "Popstar" is not a demo version like it says on the sleeve. Be warned that some copies only have the first 6 tracks, so make sure you check the CD before you buy it.

After the critical and commercial success of the top 10 album – ‘Night Thoughts’ (2016) Suede are set to release their stunning new album ‘The Blue Hour’ on the 21st September 2018.
The Blue Hour is the final part of the triptych of albums recorded by the band since they reformed and released 2013’s Bloodsports. Produced and mixed by Alan Moulder at Assault & Battery Studios the album sees Suede continue to explore new ground sonically. It features a choir and spoken word, as well as string arrangements from Craig Armstrong and the band’s own Neil Codling.
The Blue Hour was produced by Alan Moulder and Suede; it shares the same line-up as 1996’s Coming Up – vocals by Brett Anderson, guitars by Richard Oakes, bass by Mat Osman, drums by Simon Gilbert, synthesizers and piano by Neil Codling.

Import pressing of their sophomore album titled under their original name, Suede, as opposed to the US version, The London Suede. The latter of which is long out-of-print. Sony.