Anderson: 'Suede working on new material'

Brett Anderson has reportedly confirmed that Suede are working on new material.

According to NME, the band's frontman told Rolling Stone Indonesia that the songs will only be made available if he is happy with them.

Anderson said: "I wouldn't want to make another record that I look back on and regretted again.

"Whether anyone else hears what we've been writing recently isn't set in stone. Unless it turns out to be outstanding, then no-one will ever hear it."

The singer-songwriter previously admitted that he regretted Suede's final studio release, 2002's A New Morning.

Suede this month confirmed details of the comprehensive reissues of their five albums in 2xCD+DVD editions featuring B-sides, demos and live songs in addition to rare, unreleased tracks and videos.

They play the first three albums - Suede, Dog Man Star and Coming Up - over three nights at London's O2 Academy Brixton in May.