A colder, more electronic sound has worked wonders and Brett Anderson's voice is as unmistakeable as ever as he warbles lyrics about a 'dangerous doctor in a leopard print skirt'.

"[2] Simon Donohue of the Manchester Evening News contrasted the song with the band's popular "sing-a-long" singles "Beautiful Ones" and "Animal Nitrate", writing: "This on the other hand is vaguely experimental and almost retro in its approach.

"[3] Chris Heath of Dotmusic rated the song seven out of ten, saying: "the staccato bass-heavy rumblings - which might have found a slot on Coming Up - are far preferable to some of the band's weaker moments.

"[4] On the other hand, Phil Udell of Hot Press was less enthused, writing: "Those that had Suede down as a mere flash in the pan have been proven wrong, but 'Attitude' does nothing to add to the canon.

The first edit contains no footage of Suede, but instead features actor John Hurt performing the song to an empty amphitheater in drag.