In the latest episode of Hot Press Classics, Paul Nolan and Killian Murphy revisit Suede’s 1994 Britpop classic Dog Man Star.

Throughout the episode, they explore Suede’s place within the Britpop scene, their early endorsement by the UK music press and Brett Anderson and Justine Frischmann's meeting.

Elsewhere, Nolan and Murphy discuss the influence of Martin Amis’ 1989 book London Fields on Suede, the band’s capacity to create poetry out of the mundane, and the relationship between the group’s members.

Finally, they consider the strength of Suede’s visual identity, their legendary melodic flair and much more.

To round up the podcast, Nolan brings back an interview with Suede’s frontman Brett Anderson, where the musician discusses the first volume of his memoir, the early days of Suede and their 2018 album The Blue Hour.

Hear about this and more in the series' newest episode, available below or on Apple Podcast.

This episode was produced by Paul Nolan and edited by Flo Laurent.