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A riotously entertaining and authoritative examination of the music of Oasis, by two journalists who have interviewed Noel and Liam dozens of times.

Ted Kessler was on the staff at NME between 1993 and 2003, before joining Q magazine’s staff, working there for sixteen years, four of them as editor. He first interviewed Oasis around their debut single ‘Supersonic’ in 1994, for NME; his final Oasis interview was on the road in Amsterdam with them in 2009 for Q, a few months before they spilt. Since then, he has written five Liam Gallagher cover interviews. He is the author of the memoir Paper Cuts: How I Destroyed The British Music Press and Other Misdemeanours, and To Ease My Troubled Mind: the Authorised Unauthorised Biography of Billy Childish. He devised and edited My Old Man: Tales Of Our Fathers. Together with Hamish MacBain, they are the authors of A Sound So Very Loud.

Hamish MacBain worked at NME from 2004 to 2010, where he had a front row seat to the breakup of Oasis. He wrote the words in the band's last ever official tour programme and was sitting on the train on his way to review what would have been their final UK show when it was cancelled at the last minute. With Noel Gallagher, he co-authored the 2018 book Any Road Will Get Us There (If We Don't Know Where We're Going). His sleevenotes for the reissue of Be Here Now were blown up to 8" x 8" size to form part of the 'Chasing The Sun 1993-1997' Oasis exhibition. Together with Ted Kessler, they are the authors of A Sound So Very Loud.