As One
Remaking Suede
$65.25
- Hardcover
352 pages
- Release Date
10 November 2026
Summary
‘As One is brilliant. Truly, a great examination of a very rare musical event that makes me cherish what Suede have managed to do all the more’ Shaun Keaveny
‘As One documents with great care and exacting detail how Suede restored themselves from the margins’ i Paper
‘An intimate and obsessive book, but one not only for the fans: this is a story about fresh starts and second chances and how to navigate them as an adult’ Marian…
Book Details
| ISBN-13: | 9781917923774 |
|---|---|
| ISBN-10: | 1917923775 |
| Author: | Rodge Glass |
| Publisher: | Putman Publishing |
| Imprint: | New Modern |
| Format: | Hardcover |
| Number of Pages: | 352 |
| Release Date: | 10 November 2026 |
| Weight: | 320g |
| Dimensions: | 18mm x 129mm x 198mm |
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Critics Review
‘Unprecedented access to the band at home, backstage, in rehearsal and in the studio, it’s a cracking read’ * Dundee Courier *
‘Finely written, unabashedly celebratory. One of the best and most incisive titles I’ve read in recent years on what it is like to be in a band. A must buy for anyone interested in Suede’ – Alexander Larman * New York Sun *
‘The Suede reunion is recounted in blow by blow detail 4⁄5’ * Record Collector *
‘One of the biggest joys of this book is that there are always new nuggets of new information to be learned. Engrossing and enlightening. Essential, required reading’ * The Insatiable Ones, Suede fan group *
‘What a ride. Success and excess ended up devouring the band in the early 2000s. But what happened afterwards? That’s the story we havent really been told. Across almost 400 pages you’ll find all the answers. I highly recommended ordering it. Trust me you won’t regret it’ * The Mild Ones, Suede fan group *
‘Rodge has been absolutely brilliant. He’s a big fan but not too close. He’s a fantastic writer and he’s not from the music world which makes it much more interesting I think because it comes from a different perspective. He was very much a fly on the wall. What we did in the nineties was fantastic for the most part but I think what we’ve done since we reformed with Bloodsports onwards has been some of our best work. And for that to be documented and to be documented and to be recognised is much more interesting for me’ – Brett Anderson
Rodge Glass
Rodge Glass is the author of nine books. These include the novels No Fireworks, Hope for Newborns, and Bring Me the Head of Ryan Giggs; the collection Stories for the EasyJet Generation; a graphic novel, Dougie’s War: A Soldier’s Story (with Dave Turbitt); and Alasdair Gray: A Secretary’s Biography, which won a Somerset Maugham Award for non-fiction. His work has been nominated for multiple national and international awards.
Rodge is a regular contributor to BBC Radio 4 and Radio Scotland, has appeared at book festivals from New York to Rome to Toronto, and has written audio stories for children. Several of his books, stories, and articles have been translated into languages such as Italian, French, Spanish, and Serbian.
His recent work includes Michel Faber: The Writer & his Work (2023) and Joshua in the Sky: A Blood Memoir (2024). A chapter from Joshua in the Sky, ‘On the Covenant’, won the Anne Brown Essay Prize, and the book was nominated for the Saltire Society Non-Fiction Book of the Year 2025.
Rodge is currently reader in creative writing at the University of Strathclyde.
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