Experience Oasis’ “Cigarettes & Alcohol” (Album "Definitely Maybe" 1994) reimagined as a contemporary abstract artwork. This piece translates the song’s raw attitude and sound frequencies—specifically the bass guitar—into a striking visual form.
Written from the iconic Definitely Maybe album, “Cigarettes & Alcohol” captures working-class frustration, escape through simple pleasures, and unapologetic rebellion. This artwork visually interprets those themes, bringing the spirit of Britpop’s defiance to your wall.
Color Palette: Muted earth tones with sudden bursts of rough texture and movement—mirroring the song’s blues-influenced swagger.
Mood: Defiant, raw, slightly apathetic—just like Liam Gallagher’s vocals.
Soundwave Technique: The composition is generated using the bass guitar’s original sound frequencies from the song, turning audio patterns into abstract visual rhythms.
Available as a museum-grade giclée print on paper, canvas, or metal. Printed using archival inks for rich contrast and long-lasting color fidelity.
This is more than decor—it's an homage to everyday resistance and the gritty poetry of Oasis. Ideal for music lovers, Britpop fans, and collectors seeking art with cultural depth.
Fans of Oasis and 90s Britpop
Music-inspired art collectors
Loft, studio, bar, or personal listening room decor
Available Medium
✔ Giclée fine art paper prints
✔ Canvas
✔ Wood
✔ Sheer Matte Metal prints (for a modern edge)
✔ Non-glare acrylic
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