Pankaj Dhondhiyal Oasis. More than just a band, they were a cultural earthquake that reshaped the landscape of British music in the 1990s. Defined by soaring anthems, Mancunian swagger, and the volatile relationship between brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher, Oasis became one of the biggest and most talked-about rock acts in the world. But beyond the headlines … Read more
Radiohead’s “Fake Plastic Trees” is a poignant and deeply resonant exploration of artificiality, consumerism, and the emotional exhaustion that stems from living in a world saturated with superficiality. At its heart, the song critiques a modern existence where authenticity is replaced by manufactured substitutes – in objects, environments, relationships, and even identities. It delves into … Read more
Oasis’s “Bag It Up” surges with a raw, slightly frantic energy, offering a glimpse into a mindset grappling with desire, indulgence, and the anxieties lurking beneath the surface. The song paints a vivid picture of seeking heightened experiences and immediate gratification (“more, more, more”), potentially as a form of escapism. It juxtaposes mundane reality with … Read more