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Originally released in August 1996, ‘Trash’ was the first missive from a reenergised Suede, the first, in fact, of five Top Ten hits that would come from the new album. With new members Richard Oakes on guitar and Neil Codling on keyboards, ‘Trash’ was an instant hit, roaring onto radio A-lists and rising to No. 3 in the UK singles chart. 30 years on, still fizzing with excitement and swagger, it’s rightly remembered as one of the defining anthems of the 90s. For this unique release, ‘Coming Up’ graphic designer Howard Wakefield has come on board 30 years on to restore Nick Knight and Peter Saville’s iconic photography and artwork and reconfigure the visuals for full 12” glory.
Originally released in August 1996, ‘Trash’ was the first missive from a reenergised Suede, the first, in fact, of five Top Ten hits that would come from the new album. With new members Richard Oakes on guitar and Neil Codling on keyboards, ‘Trash’ was an instant hit, roaring onto radio A-lists and rising to No. 3 in the UK singles chart. 30 years on, still fizzing with excitement and swagger, it’s rightly remembered as one of the defining anthems of the 90s. For this unique release, ‘Coming Up’ graphic designer Howard Wakefield has come on board 30 years on to restore Nick Knight and Peter Saville’s iconic photography and artwork and reconfigure the visuals for full 12” glory.