Review | “An ode to Dublin’s génération perdue and beyond” Kojaque – Town’s Dead
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Town’s Dead, the brand new studio album from Kojaque.
Category: Album Reviews
Review | “The music flourishes and gestures in harmonies and melodies like paint on a canvas” Saint Sister – Where I Should End
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Where I Should End, the sophomore studio album from Saint Sister.
Review | “Kubrickian isolation to be found within the spacey electronic backbone” John Grant – Boy From Michigan
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Boy From Michigan, the fifth studio album by John Grant.
Review | “You can feel the music in your bones” Dani Larkin – Notes For A Maiden Warrior
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Notes For A Maiden Warrior, the debut studio album Dani Larkin.
Review | “Japanese Breakfast moves into her own Imperial Phase with music that’s relevant and self-defined” Japanese Breakfast – Jubilee
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Jubilee, the third studio album from Japanese Breakfast.
Review | “If all art is a mirror, then Fuck Versatile is the aged, decaying visage of Dorian Gray” Versatile – Fuck Versatile
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Fuck Versatile.
Review | “Like 35mm film projected on the big screen” Wolf Alice – Blue Weekend
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Blue Weekend, the brand new studio album from Wolf Alice.
Review | “the spirit of sonic poetry” Senu – Jetlag
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Jetlag, the debut album by mulit-instrumentalist and producer Senu.
Review | “a record where the music and the artist is one and the same” Fears – Oíche
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Oíche, the debut studio album from Fears.
Review | “Wrestling with the personal past, present, and future” Robert John Ardiff – The Corridors of Love
The Last Mixed Tape reviews The Corridors of Love, the new album from Robert John Ardiff
