After the introspective tones of grunge and shoegaze, Suede’s thrilling debut recut British guitar music with theatrical zeal and pop hooks. Unashamedly histrionic, Brett Anderson sings of suburban dramas and sex tales while the intricate sparks flying from Bernard Butler’s guitar crystallize into feral glam rock (“Animal Nitrate,” “Metal Mickey”) and anthems for the disaffected (“So Young”). However, it’s slow songs, such as haunting suicide ballad “She’s Not Dead,” that highlight their impressively formed depth and craft.