Oasis

by Tom Boniface-Webb

In 1994 a group of five lads from Manchester took on the world with their unmistakable brand of rock 'n' roll. Fifteen years later in 2009 it was all over, leaving an imprint on British music that will be felt for generations. The story of Oasis is the story of northern solidarity, of indie-rock 'n' roll, and most importantly, of two brothers.

Drawing on interviews with those close to the band, 'Modern Music Masters – Oasis' aims to throw new light on one of British music's signature groups. With a close focus on the group's chart placings – including their eight Number 1 albums and eight Number 1 singles – this book is ideal for those looking for a new angle into a familiar story.

216 pages, Paperback

Published March 31, 2022

About the author

Tom Boniface-Webb is a writer and filmmaker from the UK currently living in New Zealand with his wife and daughter.

He is the author of 'I Was Britpopped...' the A-Z of Britpop and the music of the nineties, published in 2017. 'Modern Music Masters - Oasis' the first in a series of books about the acts you know and love, or are discovering for the first time, was published on 2nd October 2020.

He has also had film criticism published in Sight and Sound magazine.