The fourth album from this artist from Great Britain.
Fish did the lead-vocals here.
He had help from numerous guests who added drums, percussion, bass, guitars, fiddle, harmonica, bag pipes, keyboards, flute, whistle, saxophone, backing vocals and a choir.
Fish returned again after a pretty poor album with covers. The 1993 album Songs From The Mirror was that dire and waste of time.
Suits sees him return with his own material and on his own record label. Fish went it alone and had nobody but himself to blame if this did not work out.
Suits is also seventy-five minutes long too. Which is very long for an album with this kind of music.
The music is a mix of 1980s/1990s pop music, folk rock and a faint hint of neo-prog.
The music is catchy, poppy and a bit teenybopper at times. There is also a couple of folk rock leaning songs here. There are some interesting details too here.
Nevertheless.... There is not much quality here. This album is a decent enough album but nothing more than that.
2 points
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