
David Quantick
David Quantick is an English novelist, comedy writer and critic, who has worked as a journalist and screenwriter. A former staff writer for the music magazine NME, his writing credits have included On the Hour, Blue Jam, TV Burp and Veep; for the latter of these he won an Emmy in 2015.
Latest articles by David Quantick

Viv Albertine: Vermilion Border
By David Quantick Published
Slits guitarist brings the bass.

Jeff Lynne: Long Wave
By David Quantick Published
ELO man’s solo album covers old rock’n’roll and standards, with mixed results.

The Vaccines: Come Of Age
By David Quantick Published
You can’t inoculate against growing pains.

Rickie Lee Jones: The Devil You Know
By David Quantick Published
Covers for uneasy listening.

Lita Ford: Living Like A Runaway
By David Quantick Published
Ford focuses anger to deliver quality concept album.

Andre Williams And The Sadies: Night And Day
By David Quantick Published
Genuine blues from the heart of Alabama.

David Bowie: 1977, back from the abyss and changing music forever...
By David Quantick Published
In 1977 David Bowie helped create four albums and found redemption. Not a bad year

The Nightingales: No Love Lost
By David Quantick Published
Evergreen Peel faves return for belated seventh album.

Radiators From Space: Sound City Beat
By David Quantick Published
Ex Pogues man’s Dublin Ups.

Paul Weller: Sonik Kicks
By David Quantick Published
Old mod sounding much younger than his hairdo.

Elvis Costello & The Imposters: The Return Of The Spectacular...
By David Quantick Published
Making a spectacle of himself.

Magazine: No Thyself
By David Quantick Published
Dour, Mancunian post-punks are back in the racks with some tricky new sounds.
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