Dig Out Your Soul

rollingstone

From the beginning, Oasis' greatest strength and most glaring weakness has been shamelessness — the belief that no classic-rock riff is too timeworn, no Beatles allusion too banal to merit blasting out at top volume. At its best, this brutish approach has produced some transcendent music ("Live Forever," "Wonderwall"), but as years have passed and […]

pitchfork

Most of Oasis' post-Be Here Now output can be measured in two ways-- the ballads got more overbearing, and the rockers more sluggish; thankfully, each are at least somewhat redressed on the Mancunian band's latest could-be comeback.