Live
London Mean Fiddler, 2/11/2002
In Britain to promote 'American Supreme', their first album in 10 years, Olga Sladeckova finds the influential new York electro punks to be on dangerous, but exciting form at the London Mean Fiddler
Features
Profile (2005)
New York punk duo Suicide have just had their third and fourth albums, 'A Way of Life' and 'Why Be Blue' remastered and released with special live recordings. Anthony Strutt examines and looks at both
Reviews
American Supreme (2002)
Unnerving first album in ten years from New York's pioneers of electro punk, Suicide
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