Craig Finn is one of America’s greatest lyricists. From his start in Lifter Puller, through his flourishing in The Hold Steady and on to his ongoing solo career, but how does his latest offering ‘I Need A New War’ hold up in comparison? Find out inside…
All the way back in 2016, a debut album from a new bright young star was set free into the world, Billie Marten’s ‘Writing of Blues And Yellows’, but does her follow up release match up? Find out more inside…
When I told one of my most musically learned of chums that I had previously not heard of La Luz, let alone the solo efforts […]
Daniel Blumberg is back with ‘Liv’, the until now unreleased precursor to his debut solo record ‘Minus’, alongside Hebronix. Does it match up to the absolute masterpiece of it’s predecessor though? Find out inside…
Former Coral Guitarist and Songwriter Bill Ryder Jones has produced quietly satisfying solo records for about a decade now. And there’s little on ‘Yawn’, his fourth and latest release, to upset that. Fans will remain fans, but few others will join the congregation.
Today marks fifteen years since the loss of possibly the most tragically unsung icon of modern music, Elliot Smith, one of the greatest Singer/Songwriters to grace the United States Of America, but the world as a whole.
When it comes to the Track Of The Day at In Key, we often share something a little more vintage with you for you all to enjoy. Today is no different, although we’ve gone for a little bit more of a modern update on it! Ladies and gentlemen… ‘Johnny Remember Me’!
It was in the summer of 2017 that Passenger announced on his social media that it was time for him to take a break. Just over a year has passed and now he’s back with ‘Runaway’. Is it worth a listen though? Find out more inside…
Stepping out from behind the drum-kit an straight to the front of stage is a daunting prospect, moving from the backbone of the band to the face of the operation. This is exactly the move that Hotel Lights drummer Darren Jessee has made with his new album ‘The Jane, Room 217’.
Mid-Noughties British Indie darling Kate Nash is back with a brand new album in the form of ‘Yesterday Was Forever’. How does it hold up though? Find out inside…
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