Suede have announced a 30th anniversary reissue of their album Coming Up, along with plans for a 12-inch singles collection, according to NME.
The band’s third album reached No. 1 on the UK albums chart and produced five hit singles during the Britpop era. It also brought Suede their second Mercury Prize nomination, and songs such as “Trash,” “Saturday Night” and “Beautiful Ones” remain part of their live shows.
The reissue is due out on September 25 through Demon Music and will be available in several formats. Those include half-speed mastered black vinyl, pink and blue blended coloured vinyl, a 5CD deluxe box set and digital editions.
Suede have also shared a rare BBC recording of “Beautiful Ones” as an early taste of the release. The band said the set will include restored artwork, bonus material from the Coming Up era, B-sides, BBC sessions, new Steven Wilson mixes and expanded digital content.
In addition, Suede said a 12-inch singles collection will follow next year, beginning with a 30th anniversary pressing of “Trash” on August 14. The band is also preparing for a co-headline tour with Manic Street Preachers later this year.
