Andy Burnham’s cultural revolution
Your guide to the etiquette and manners of the new regime
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Oasis live is everything music is meant to be about
Also this week: Punk rock in Blackpool and on the glory trail in Europe with Hibernian FC.
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Oasis are the greatest Irish band of all time
The Gallagher brothers are lionised as Britpop heroes – but the “Ireland forever” flag was a clue to their roots.
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Starmer suffers while Rayner goes raving – and the press can’t decide which is worse
The Sun dispatches a reporter to spy on Angela Rayner in Ibiza. Plus: what would a world without X look…
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Why we resurrected Oasis
The euphoria of their music has been taken up by a new generation.
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Oasis: tribunes of the people
Thirty years after its release, the band’s debut album, Definitely Maybe, still holds revelations about the young Gallaghers.
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An AI Oasis album? Is this the future of music?
As someone who writes about and creates music, I should be appalled by “AIsis”. But there’s a voice of dissent…
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Will there be a great CD revival?
Forty years after their launch, compact discs remain cheaper and more sonically reliable than vinyl.
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Liam Gallagher’s new album is a soporific wade through the swampy waste of Britpop
Recycled choruses, vapid lyrics and meat-and-two-veg guitar: C’mon You Know could only achieve profundity if you were four pints deep…
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