Peter Daltrey
Peter Daltrey completes his poetry-and-song trilogy with Three Windows, out December 11. Explore the 14-track CD, his personally sequenced vinyl edition and “Takeaway.”
Anton Barbeau
A rediscovered cassette and a farewell to a childhood home feed into Barbeau’s new fourteen-song album.
Unicorn
Rare live recordings, studio demos and a song completed fifty years later: inside Unicorn’s two-disc Last Orders collection.
Bates Motel
Les Bohem and David Kendrick revisit Bates Motel’s blazing LA club years, near misses with major producers and the cassettes that became Live in LA 1980.
John Howard
John Howard’s new eleven-song album turns Chelsea glamour, an Abbey Road morning, the AIDS years, a father’s Alzheimer’s and the touring life into assured, piano-led pop.
Elmer Gantry's Velvet Opera
Elmer Gantry’s Velvet Opera turned strobe-lit “brainwashing” panic into one of British psychedelia’s sharpest debuts—now restored with essential singles, demos and rarities.
The Fox
The Fox thought their twelve-hour Radio Luxembourg session was an audition. It became their only album—now expanded with four unheard recordings and restored US artwork.
Stories, new releases and archival discoveries from Think Like A Key—an independent label for overlooked records and artists worth hearing again.
The Florida-born, Kentucky-based songwriter turns metal history, family, depression and grief into the unhurried Americana of Child of the Kindly South.
With Think Like A Key Music preparing to reissue Wirtz's Capitol albums Balloon and Hothouse Smiles this July, we publish this 2001 interview for the first time.
Dr. Strangely Strange's Tim Goulding surveys six decades of painting at Taylor Galleries, Dublin. July 16 - August 22, 2026.
A cult heavy rock classic, recorded in a single afternoon at De Lane Lea in 1970 and released without the band's knowledge, finally gets its definitive edition from the original master tape. Lead single "Magic Playground" is streaming now.
Fifty-eight years after it sank without trace, a single song by a band that never made a second record is finding its audience through a phone screen.
A Simpsons writer reached for a Peter Hammill song to explore a crisis of faith. She didn’t know the man who actually wrote it has been handing away credit for sixty years.
The New York power-pop outfit led by Arthur Lamonica of The Shirts play their first IPO Liverpool this week, with two sets at the Cavern Club.
Before Blockbusters, before The Wurzels, before the LSO, a 23-year-old classical prodigy and an American folk legend made one quietly perfect pop album. Think Like A Key Music's remastered and expanded edition of Ed Welch's Clowns arrives May 22, 2026.
The Irish-born co-founder of London’s original Nirvana, the man behind “Rainbow Chaser” and one of the first narrative concept albums ever made, has died at 82.
A standout track from the band's second album 2 draws on a childhood spent in the shadow of Badfinger's darkest chapter. Watch the new visualiser now.
The Miami Beach power-pop shapeshifters tackle Richard and Linda Thompson's folk-rock masterpiece live from a Pompano Beach brewery.
The Belfast artist drops a visceral new visual for the standout track from his acclaimed solo debut Art.