Noel Gallagher has opened up about the demise of Oasis and says he never truly wanted the band to end. During a recent interview with Q magazine, the guitarist/songwriter says one particular argument pushed both brothers over the edge.

"I never had enough of Oasis. Our whole relationship was never as bad as people made out . . . It kind of all started to unravel when [Liam] started his clothing label. He demanded that he be allowed to advertise it in the Oasis tour program and I was against it. I didn't think it was right to be flogging his gear to our fans, and there was a massive row about that," he explains.

"It went back and forward for a bit and in the end I said, 'If you want to advertise in the program, how much [are you going to pay]?' And he couldn't get his head around that. It all went downhill from there," Noel adds.

Noel's debut solo effort High Flying Birds is set for release on October 17.