Brett Anderson

Singer-Songwriter · 2007 · 16 tracks · 1h 0m

Brett Anderson

A stark departure from Suede's glam-rock excess. Intimate piano, mournful cellos, and a voice finding new power in quiet, midlife vulnerability.

March 21, 2007 · Drowned In Sound Recordings

An elegant, wintery meditation on aging and loss that finds beauty in the shadows.

Tracklist · 16 Tracks · 1h 0m

02

One Lazy Morning

3:21

03

Dust and Rain

3:01

04

Intimacy

2:48

05

To the Winter

3:58

06

Scorpio Rising

4:02

07

The Infinite Kiss

4:09

08

Colour of the Night

2:18

09

The More We Possess the Less We Own of Ourselves

3:33

10

Ebony

2:32

11

Song for My Father

5:17

12

Clowns (first version)

4:14

13

We Can Be Anyone

3:47

14

Mother Night

2:51

15

Elegant

3:59

16

Love Is Dead (live at Bush Hall, London)

3:34

17

Clowns (live at Bush Hall, London)

3:38

Moments Worth Listening For

The stark, mournful cello that anchors the opening of Song for My Father

The way his voice cracks slightly during the intimate, dry-mixed verses of Intimacy

The swelling, cinematic string resolution during the climax of To the Winter

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