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Listen | The Last Mixed Tape Podcast Episode Six

Episode Six of The Last Mixed Tape podcast is here featuring review of Inni-K, the Hard Ground, Cronin & more. Hosted by Kate Brennan Harding and TLMT owner/music critic Stephen White, The Last Mixed Tape Podcast includes weekly album, E.P. & single reviews and news, as well as providing an open platform for our readers/listeners to…

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Episode Six of The Last Mixed Tape podcast is here featuring review of Inni-K, the Hard Ground, Cronin & more.

Hosted by Kate Brennan Harding and TLMT owner/music critic Stephen White, The Last Mixed Tape Podcast includes weekly album, E.P. & single reviews and news, as well as providing an open platform for our readers/listeners to get involved in the discussion by contacting the podcast with their thoughts, ideas & reviews to be read out on the show.

Listeners can get in touch and have their say via posting the comment box below, tweeting using the hashtag #TLMTpodcast, Facebook or by emailing stephen@thelastmixedtape.com with the heading “podcast”.

On this week’s show Kate and Stephen talk about the Choice Music Prize award winners, the Body & Soul 2015 line-up announcement and the Irish Top 10 albums.

This week’s episode includes album reviews of: Inni-K – The King Has Two Horses Ears, Cronin – Nelson Riddle & White Sage – Way Beyond Our Means.

As well as single reviews of: Naoise Roo – For You, Dott – Car Song, ASIWYFA – Wasps & The Hard Ground – Pucker. 

You can stream or download (FREE) The Last Mixed Tape Podcast Episode Six below or subscribe to TLMT Podcast on iTunes or Stitcher. TLMT podcast theme by Shell Dooley.

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  1. The Hard Ground – Pucker | The Last Mixed Tape Avatar
    The Hard Ground – Pucker | The Last Mixed Tape

    […] Taken from the third and final installment in the Hard Ground’s Triptych series, which culminates in a full album release on April 10th, ‘Pucker’ showcases a more open and serene sound to the brooding, large-scale augmented folk of the previous two E.P’s. Listen to a full review of the single on TLMT’s weekly podcast here. […]

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