Connie Constance: Watford hero’s indie-rock bangers soundtrack uncomfortable conversations
Caught in the middle of dying her hair, Connie Constance answers the phone to NME with an apologetic laugh as…
Read MoreCaught in the middle of dying her hair, Connie Constance answers the phone to NME with an apologetic laugh as…
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