The Last Mixed Tape reviews Wednesday, the debut studio album from alternative-rock band Just Mustard. With so much emphasis put on … Continue Reading Review | “Obscured by noise and engulfed in harsh texture” Just Mustard – Wednesday
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Realign, the much-anticipated debut studio album from Slow Skies. All too often the transportive qualities of music … Continue Reading Review | “Truly a world unto itself” Slow Skies – Realign
The Last Mixed Tape reviews True Surrender, the much-anticipated fifth studio album from Delorentos. True Surrender is an album of pure sensation. … Continue Reading Review | “Success has not rendered them motionless” Delorentos – True Surrender
Indie artist Fenne Lily came to the Sound House in Dublin last night as she tours her latest record On Hold. The … Continue Reading Live Review | Fenne Lily at the Sound House
The Last Mixed Tape reviews the self-titled debut studio album from alternative outfit Pursued By Dogs. An album built from … Continue Reading Review | “An album built from gestures rather than moments” Pursued by Dogs – Pursued By Dogs
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Pleasure, the much-anticipated third studio album from electro-pop act Le Galaxie. If Le Club was an album of … Continue Reading Review | “A different beast entirely” Le Galaxie – Pleasure
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Yous, the much anticipated new studio album from David Kitt. His first outing under his own … Continue Reading Review | “An intimate self-portrait of an artist nine years later” David Kitt – Yous
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Frankly, I Mutate, the long-awaited sophomore album from Paddy Hanna. Triumph and tragedy, these are the two … Continue Reading Review | “Triumph and tragedy” Paddy Hanna – Frankly, I Mutate
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Wyvern Lingo’s much-anticipated self-titled debut studio album. It’s important not to become a prisoner of … Continue Reading Review | “The power of the message lies in the vocals” Wyvern Lingo – Wyvern Lingo
The Last Mixed Tape reviews the self-titled debut album from garage-punk three-piece Dream Wife. The fire and the fury of Dream … Continue Reading Review | “Dream Wife is punk in 2018, it has something to say and we should all listen” Dream Wife – Dream Wife
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Between The Bed And Room, the brand new solo album from Robert John Ardiff. Between The … Continue Reading Review | “An honest self-portrait of a songwriter” Robert John Ardiff – Between The Bed And Room
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Tales From The Backseat, the debut studio album from indie outfit the Academic. Tales From The … Continue Reading Review | ” Joyous melodic overdose sound” The Academic – Tales From The Backseat
The Last Mixed Tape looks back at the past twelve months on the Irish music scene and gives its take … Continue Reading “The old guard remains, but for how long?” – TLMT gives its take on 2017
The votes have been counted and from over 30 nominees the Last Mixed Tape readers have chosen what was their Top 20 … Continue Reading TLMT Reader’s Top 20 Albums of 2017
The Last Mixed Tape counts down its top 20 international albums of 2017 including its pick for album of the … Continue Reading TLMT’s Top 20 International Albums of the Year 2017
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Songs of Experience, the much-anticipated new studio album from U2. The signs of U2’s studio output … Continue Reading Review | “The sound of rust finally taking over” U2 – Songs of Experience
