London, mid-’70s: while punk sharpened its knives, Michael Moorcock & The Deep Fix turned the fairground lights back on in a dystopian future and invited everyone in. The celebrated New Worlds editor and multiverse architect traded the typewriter for a telecaster, corralling Hawkwind orbiters and streetwise players into a psychedelic concept—The New Worlds Fair—where doomed lovers, barkers, and bruised dreamers wander through neon fog. Violins and cellos moan, guitars prowl, and Moorcock’s characters step off the page to sing, snarl, and whisper. From cult studio séances to later sessions with fellow travelers, Deep Fix proves literature can dance and rock can tell stories that haunt. Think Like A Key Music proudly rekindles the carousel, restoring the legend for listeners who still believe the midway has magic after midnight.