The Last Mixed Tape reviews Reasons To Dream, the much-anticipated debut studio album from whenyoung. Reasons To Dream is immediate. … Continue Reading Review | “One of the best Irish albums of the past decade” whenyoung – Reasons To Dream
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Be Kind, the debut studio album from dream-pop three-piece Beauty Sleep. Be Kind is the type of … Continue Reading Review | “a lush love-letter to pop music” Beauty Sleep – Be Kind
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Grim Town, the long-awaited sophomore studio album from Soak. There’s a sprawling artistic journey at the … Continue Reading Review | “expressionistic-pop music where nothing is lost in translation” Soak – Grim Town
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Just To Exist, the sophomore studio album from electro-pop duo All Tvvins. What hits you first … Continue Reading Review | “a highly-stylised genre record that delivers” All Tvvins – Just To Exist
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Dogrel, the much-anticipated debut studio album from Fontaines D.C. Not a second of Dogrel goes to waste. As … Continue Reading Review | “the sound of fury pushing against the malaise of reality” Dogrel – Fontaines D.C.
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Stride, the much-anticipated debut studio album from Jafaris. Stride is an album about choices. Throughout his debut … Continue Reading Review | “a laser-focused sense of self” Jafaris – Stride
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Wasteland, Baby! the much-anticipated second studio album from Hozier. Wasteland, Baby! is an album met with … Continue Reading Review | “A more measured affair” Hozier – Wasteland, Baby!
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Far Out Dust, the brand new sophomore studio album from Talos. There’s a sense of majesty … Continue Reading Review | “There’s a sense of majesty to the music” Talos – Far Out Dust
The Last Mixed Tape reviews It Takes A Village, the much-anticipated debut studio album from Zaska. Music seems to come so … Continue Reading Review | “A labour of love” Zaska – It Takes A Village
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Bare, the debut studio album from alternative-folk artist Rosie Carney. Somewhere in the midst of listening … Continue Reading Review | “A bigger picture that casts Carney’s intimate songwriting across a widescreen soundscape” Rosie Carney – Bare
With 2018 coming to a close the Last Mixed Tape has delved deep and come up with its top 20 … Continue Reading TLMT’s Top 20 Albums of the Year 2018
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Constancy, the debut studio album from Dublin-based band Spies. Constancy is an album cast across a large … Continue Reading Review | “A record of great sonic beauty” Spies – Constancy
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Jason, the final studio album from Waterford indie band O Emperor. Approaching a farewell album can … Continue Reading Review | “With Jason, O Emperor leave on their own terms” O Emperor – Jason
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Imposters, the fourth studio album from indie duo We Cut Corners. Imposters is an exercise in the … Continue Reading Review | “An exercise in the art of abstraction” We Cut Corners – Imposters
Hard Working Class Heroes 2018 took over Dublin City last weekend with a host of Ireland’s emergent acts. The Last … Continue Reading Live Review | TLMT’s Hard Working Class Heroes 2018 Highlights
The Last Mixed Tape reviews The Art Of Pretending To Swim, the fourth studio album from Villagers. In a world of mass-produced, … Continue Reading Review | “In a world of mass-produced, committee-made bluster, the intimate handmade detail heard in The Art Of Pretending To Swim is made all the more vital” Villagers – The Art Of Pretending To Swim
