Oasis comeback with "Don't Believe the Truth"

A new Oasis album entitled "Don't Believe The Truth" will be released on May 30.

After nine years of fame for being hit rather than for their hits, the Gallagher brothers return with a new album.

They started to promote "Don't Believe the Truth" with a big gig at Usher Hall in Edinburgh which came as a great success.

Although wearing the same haircuts, Noel and Liam came up with new tracks like "Lyla" which already debuted at number one on the British charts, and "Mucky Fingers".

The band previously topped UK singles charts with "The Hindu Times" (2002), Go Let It Out" (2000), "All Around the World" (1998), "Know What I Mean" (1997), "Don't Look Back in Anger" (1996), "Some Might Say" (1995)

Oasis has been recently named as the most successful act of the nineties in Britain.