What makes You Have Killed Me by Morrissey notable?

'You Have Killed Me' debuted at number 3 on the UK Albums Chart and received positive reviews from critics, solidifying Morrissey's return to form. The title track gained particular attention for its sharp social commentary, showcasing Morrissey's signature lyrical style while resonating with contemporary political sentiments. Released on March 27, 2006, 'You Have Killed Me' was Morrissey's first album after leaving his long-time label, Sanctuary Records. This marked a period of renewed artistic focus for Morrissey, following the less commercially successful 2004 album 'You Are the Quarry', re-establishing him as a vital voice in alternative rock.