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Chris Catchpole

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As seen in: The Guardian, The New Cue, Esquire (UK), Cycling Weekly, NewsBreak, MOJO, Rolling Stone UK, Record Collector
Formerly of @QMagazine, now of The New Cue, Mojo, Record Collector, The Guardian, Music Week, Esquire, Apple Music & anywhere else that will let me ply my trade
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Oasis And The Gallaghers: Every Album Ranked!

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By Andrew Perry, Chris Catchpole
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MOJO runs down every album from Oasis, Liam Gallagher, Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds and Beady Eye. Words: Andrew Perry/Chris Catchpole "Sometimes being a brother,” American children’s author Marc Brown famously wrote, “is even better than being a superhero.” Sibling rivalry has certainly driven the Gallagher brothers to extraordinary heights, both together within the uneasy alliance of Oasis, and thereafter in their solo capacities since the band split in 2009.
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The Waterboys: “Fisherman’s Blues should have been a triple!”

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By Chris Catchpole
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Mike Scott on uncovering yet more undiscovered treasure trawled from the sessions for The Waterboys’ 1988 masterpiece, Fisherman’s Blues. Last week, The Waterboys announced the release of Atlantic Rain: The Lost Fisherman’s Blues Recordings, three discs of music culled from almost 400 reels of tape captured during the sessions for the band’s 1988 album Fisherman’s Blues.
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The Beach Boys: “We loved Brian and we knew what he was capable of.” Original

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By Chris Catchpole
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Mike Love and Al Jardine speak to MOJO about the new Beach Boys boxset We Gotta Groove, and recall Brian Wilson’s brief, but remarkable, creative renewal at the end of the 70s. In 1976, following years of mental health struggles following The Beach Boys’ aborted ‘67 opus Smile, Brian Wilson was apparently back.
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