Iain Key is a journalist who writes for Louder Than War, covering a wide range of music-related topics. With a focus on album reviews, live concert reviews, and interviews, Iain provides readers with insights into the latest releases, performances, and emerging artists in the music industry.
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Iain Key's coverage mainly consists of reviews within the entertainment and gaming industries, particularly focusing on music and album critiques. When reaching out to him, consider offering opportunities for interviews or exclusive insights into new releases, live performances, or industry trends.
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LiVES follow critically acclaimed singles, Come Together#2 and Cancelled with their album Let Them Eat Cake
The 19-year-old from Oldham releases If I Fade, his first single since his In My Vision EP back in June. Iain Key reviews
The Brighton based Lovejoy’s debut album is reissued on vinyl for the first time via California’s Daydream Records.
South London quartet Sassyhiya release their debut album, Take You Somewhere via Skep Wax on Friday 8th November
Dolium, a band who have been described as Joy Division mixed with Bauhaus and the Pixies are about to have a career spanning boxset released
Brighton-based band Assistant is back with their first new music since 2022. Their latest album, Certain Memories, is released on Subjangle
Fightmilk return with No Souvenirs, their third album following 2021’s Contender with a slightly grittier and harder sound...
proFESSional, the London-based five-piece release of single MaDAM G ahead of live dates. Check the video here...
Leah Kardos delivers the first 33 1/3 to study Kate Bush, specifically 1985's celebrated album Hounds Of Love
Connecticut trio Perennial have announced a run of UK dates for December 2024 following the released of their third album...
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