Superimposed over a Union Jack and emblazoned with the tagline “Yanks Go Home”, Brett Anderson was unwittingly elected as the poster boy of Britpop by Select magazine back in 1993. After numerous line-up changes, five studio albums and a wealth of incredible B-sides, it’s safe to say Suede were worth much more than the pigeon-holing they were subject to. The Best Of traces London’s finest from ‘The Drowners’ to ‘Obsessions’ by way of could-have-been-A-sides like ‘Killing Of A Flashboy’, proving why the famously "bisexual" heterosexual and his leather-clad cohorts have left an indelible, glitter-stained mark on the face of British indie.