Tom Connick
Daddy issues: Vampire Weekend (7th June 2019, Features)
Show Me The Body: back in the New York groove (17th April 2019, Features)
Stormzy - Gang Signs & Prayer (9th March 2017, Reviews)
Japandroids - Near to the Wild Heart of Life (27th January 2017, Reviews)
16 albums that shaped 2016 (17th December 2016, Features)
Radge against the machine: Eat Fast (13th December 2016, Features)
Parquet Courts bring many guises - and a mammoth 22-song setlist to London’s Forum (10th December 2016, Reviews)
End Of The Road 2016 lays festival season to rest (9th December 2016, Reviews)
Bruising on tour: “We mainly just mess around in service stations” (1st December 2016, Features)
The Neu Bulletin (Our Mother, Elkka, Tayla & more) (30th November 2016, Features)
Views from The 6: Weaves and Dilly Dally (24th November 2016, Features)
Danny Brown lives like a rockstar at his riotous London return (14th November 2016, Reviews)
The Japanese House - Swim Against the Tide (11th November 2016, Reviews)
Mitski, The Dome, London (10th November 2016, Reviews)
Escape Artists Never Die: The Dillinger Escape Plan (10th November 2016, Features)
The return of The xx might be their most cohesive moment to date (8th November 2016, Features)
Boy Better Know throw the party of the summer at Wireless Festival (7th November 2016, Reviews)
Tame Impala: we need to talk about Kevin (4th November 2016, Features)
Three terrifying nights with Show Me The Body (4th November 2016, Features)
The Neu Bulletin (QTY, Vasser, Nevermind Me and more) (2nd November 2016, Features)
The Neu Bulletin (Flasher, Bambi Lou, Horsey, Artificial Pleasure & more) (26th October 2016, Features)
The Japanese House hits the road: “I’m just not nervous at all, which is really weird!” (24th October 2016, Features)
The Neu Bulletin (Bad Nerves, Obongjayar, Many Voices Speak & more) (19th October 2016, Features)
In the Studio: Gengahr (17th October 2016, Features)
The Lemon Twigs - Do Hollywood (14th October 2016, Reviews)
Turnover settle into their Emperor’s New Clothes at London’s The Dome (14th October 2016, Reviews)
Two Door Cinema Club - Gameshow (13th October 2016, Reviews)
Shaking off the Abattoir Blues (12th October 2016, Features)
The Neu Bulletin (Bonzai, Pet Grotesque, DESSERT & more) (12th October 2016, Features)
The Japanese House: Making Waves (11th October 2016, Features)
Black Honey, Doe, Eat Fast and more fly the new musical flag at Southsea 2016 (10th October 2016, Reviews)
Unknown Pleasures: Danny Brown (10th October 2016, Features)
Friendly Fires: what the hell are they up to? (6th October 2016, Features)
The Neu Bulletin (Nilüfer Yanya, Girl Ray, Laurel & more) (5th October 2016, Features)
Like Eating Glass: Dilly Dally (3rd October 2016, Features)
Neu Recommended (Babeheaven, Noname, Hazel English & Serpentwithfeet) (30th September 2016, Features)
Danny Brown - Atrocity Exhibition (28th September 2016, Reviews)
The Neu Bulletin (ShitKid, itoldyouiwouldeatyou, Microwave & more) (28th September 2016, Features)
Dilly Dally, Weaves and Abattoir Blues, Scala, London (27th September 2016, Reviews)
Merchandise - A Corpse Wired For Sound (23rd September 2016, Reviews)
Preoccupations - Preoccupations (15th September 2016, Reviews)
The Neu Bulletin (Fake Laugh, Teen Ravine, God Colony & more) (14th September 2016, Features)
By any other name: Preoccupations (13th September 2016, Features)
The Neu Bulletin (Gold Class, Casper Skulls, Pipedream & more) (7th September 2016, Features)
Yak: Salvation Army (5th September 2016, Features)
Partybaby - The Golden Age Of Bullshit (2nd September 2016, Reviews)
Milk Teeth: “You need to get out of your mum’s basement and do some stuff” (2nd September 2016, Features)
Stormzy draws a massive, manic crowd at Reading 2016 (28th August 2016, Reviews)
Basement point to a blossoming future at Reading 2016 (28th August 2016, Reviews)
Foals headline Reading 2016 with a set for the ages (27th August 2016, Reviews)
Local legends Sundara Karma shine on the Reading 2016 main stage (27th August 2016, Reviews)
The Japanese House beat a bizarre billing to shine at Reading 2016 (27th August 2016, Reviews)
Slaves slot right in amongst the metal on Reading 2016’s main stage (27th August 2016, Reviews)
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard bend minds and spines at Reading 2016 (27th August 2016, Reviews)
Boy Better Know ransack Reading 2016 (26th August 2016, Reviews)
From Skepta to FIDLAR - eclecticism reigns supreme at Øya 2016 (17th August 2016, Reviews)
The Neu Bulletin (Miya Folick, Refs, Luxury Death & more) (17th August 2016, Features)
Tracks: The Wytches, Slaves, and More (12th August 2016, Features)
Kings Of The Jungle: Wild Beasts (5th August 2016, Features)
Looking back on Los Campesinos!’ ‘Romance Is Boring’ (3rd August 2016, Features)
The Neu Bulletin (At/All, Jesse Mac Cormack, Yassassin & more) (3rd August 2016, Features)
Wild Beasts - Boy King (29th July 2016, Reviews)
Just deserts: the HOT new music video craze! (28th July 2016, Features)
Show Me The Body - Body War (21st July 2016, Reviews)
Partybaby in the UK: “We really did start this band as a joke” (20th July 2016, Features)
Service Station of the Month: Yak (19th July 2016, Features)
Oscar brings even more sunshine to Latitude 2016’s sun-kissed fields (18th July 2016, Reviews)
Daughter triumph on the Latitude 2016 main stage (17th July 2016, Reviews)
Three Trapped Tigers bring the noise at Latitude 2016 (17th July 2016, Reviews)
Weaves talk Latitude: “Just as we were about to go on, my nail fell off!” (17th July 2016, Features)
Weaves bring oddball pop perfection to Latitude 2016 (16th July 2016, Reviews)
The Maccabees shine brighter than ever with their Latitude 2016 headline slot (16th July 2016, Reviews)
Father John Misty shoots for the stars with his Latitude main stage slot (15th July 2016, Reviews)
Wig out: Weaves (13th July 2016, Features)
Benjamin Francis Leftwich: “I don’t think anyone can ever really be healed” (7th July 2016, Features)
The Neu Bulletin (Bueno, Grieving, Mouses & more) (6th July 2016, Features)
Years & Years talk festivals: “It’s every band’s dream to play Glastonbury” (5th July 2016, Features)
The Maccabees talk festivals: “We feel proud to be on top of the Latitude line-up” (4th July 2016, Features)
Red Hot Chili Peppers - The Getaway (1st July 2016, Reviews)
Blood Orange - Freetown Sound (1st July 2016, Reviews)
Wolf Alice talk festivals: “Latitude always brings its A-game” (22nd June 2016, Features)
Isaac Gracie: “The main thing to me is that it’s a more intimate or more purposeful endeavour” (17th June 2016, Features)
Traams talk their incoming Fluffer Pit Party show: “Anything can happen” (13th June 2016, Features)
Tracks: Metronomy, Sleigh Bells & More (10th June 2016, Features)
PUP: Off the leash (27th May 2016, Features)
Eagulls take a bite out of The Great Escape (23rd May 2016, Reviews)
Toothless revs the engine at debut The Great Escape show (23rd May 2016, Reviews)
Blaenavon and Willie J. Healey shine a light for gloomy guitar-work at The Great Escape (23rd May 2016, Reviews)
Partybaby begin their quest for world domination at The Great Escape (23rd May 2016, Reviews)
Eat Fast storm ahead at a triumphant Alternative Escape show (22nd May 2016, Reviews)
Skepta - Konnichiwa (13th May 2016, Reviews)
Tracks: MØ, Metronomy & More (13th May 2016, Features)
Los Campesinos! show no signs of slowing at a riotous London return (12th May 2016, Reviews)
The Neu Bulletin (Laurel, Hollowtapes, Frigs, Garden Centre & more) (11th May 2016, Features)
James Blake - The Colour In Anything (9th May 2016, Reviews)
Stripping back the paintwork of James Blake’s ‘The Colour In Anything’ (6th May 2016, Features)
White Lung - Paradise (5th May 2016, Reviews)
The Neu Bulletin (Elohim, Albert Sorensen, Alex Cameron & more) (27th April 2016, Features)
Neu Recommended (Jorja Smith, Drones Club, EAT FAST & Hudson Scott) (26th April 2016, Features)
Black is the warmest colour: Eagulls (25th April 2016, Features)
The Neu Bulletin (Delivery Girl, Kllo, Peach Club & more) (20th April 2016, Features)
Dreaming spires: Hudson Scott (18th April 2016, Features)
Parquet Courts - Human Performance (4th April 2016, Reviews)
Anna Meredith, ICA, London (4th April 2016, Reviews)
Explosions In The Sky - The Wilderness (31st March 2016, Reviews)
The Last Shadow Puppets - Everything You’ve Come To Expect (30th March 2016, Reviews)
Wolf Alice cement their place at the top with a triumphant Forum residency (29th March 2016, Reviews)
Anna Meredith - Varmints (4th March 2016, Reviews)
Eagulls spread their wings at London live return (3rd March 2016, Reviews)
The Neu Bulletin (Garden Centre, The Sun Days, EAT & more) (24th February 2016, Features)
Creeper - The Stranger (19th February 2016, Reviews)
Kanye West - The Life Of Pablo (17th February 2016, Reviews)
Tame Impala soar as they seize control of Alexandra Palace (14th February 2016, Reviews)
The Neu Bulletin (White Wine, SuperGlu, Acid Tongue & more) (10th February 2016, Features)
James Blake, Village Underground, London (6th February 2016, Reviews)
The Neu Bulletin (Alma Elste, Manuka Honeys, Jorja Smith & more) (3rd February 2016, Features)
The bands who’ll define this year’s festival season (29th January 2016, Features)
Foals will finally cement their place at the top as they headline Reading and Leeds (28th January 2016, Features)
Milk Teeth - Vile Child (27th January 2016, Reviews)
Bloc Party - Hymns (27th January 2016, Reviews)
The Neu Bulletin (Sulky Boy, Lou E, SG Lewis & more) (27th January 2016, Features)
Savages shake Central London awake with 8am show at 100 Club (26th January 2016, Reviews)
Turnover: “We’ll definitely keep changing things up” (14th January 2016, Features)
The Neu Bulletin (Liima, Alex Vargas & more) (13th January 2016, Features)
Breaking up is never easy, I know: LCD Soundsystem, Refused and the magic of returning heroes (5th January 2016, Features)
Foals talk their incendiary live show: “I just want to get on stage and go fucking mental” (18th December 2015, Features)
The Neu Bulletin (Elf Kid, Smash Williams, Palm Honey & more) (16th December 2015, Features)
The Japanese House offers up some of her inspirations (15th December 2015, Features)
James Blake breaking his ‘Radio Silence’ is set to be one of 2016’s defining moments (14th December 2015, Features)
James Blake breaking his ‘Radio Silence’ is set to be one of 2016’s defining moments (14th December 2015, Features)
Archy Marshall - ‘A New Place 2 Drown’ (11th December 2015, Reviews)
The Japanese House: “I still get really nervous” (10th December 2015, Features)
Yak attack: “We like it to sound a bit crunchy and nasty” (7th December 2015, Features)
Here to stay: Alessia Cara (7th December 2015, Features)
Tracks: Coldplay, Santigold, & More (27th November 2015, Features)
Go behind-the-scenes with Wolf Alice on the set of the bonkers ‘Freazy’ video (26th November 2015, Features)
The Neu Bulletin (Mothers, Bossie, Kloe & more) (25th November 2015, Features)
Adele – 25 (23rd November 2015, Reviews)
Daughter, St. John at Hackney, London (23rd November 2015, Reviews)
Father John Misty: “If you’re gonna be creative, you open the door of madness and you let everything in” (23rd November 2015, Features)
Foals, Dreamland, Margate (18th November 2015, Reviews)
King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard - Paper Maché Dream Balloon (13th November 2015, Reviews)
TRAAMS - Modern Dancing (13th November 2015, Reviews)
Versus: FIDLAR and Bully get quizzical ahead of their UK tour (10th November 2015, Features)
Cheatahs – Mythologies (30th October 2015, Reviews)
Beach Slang – The Things We Do To Find People Who Feel Like Us (30th October 2015, Reviews)
So you think you know… Ben Gibbard (27th October 2015, Features)
Halsey: “The fear’s always that it’s a fluke” (19th October 2015, Features)
Real Lies - Real Life (16th October 2015, Reviews)
Upbringing: Best Coast (15th October 2015, Features)
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