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
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Opus Pocus, the latest studio album from singer-songwriter Gavin Glass. There are certain points in life … Continue Reading Review | “an album which makes us all feel a little less alone when we seem lost” Gavin Glass – Opus Pocus
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Colt, the brand new studio album from alternative artist Hilary Woods. Colt is an album you’ll still … Continue Reading Review | “Things fall apart, Colt portrays what’s left behind” Hilary Woods – Colt
The Last Mixed Tape reviews God’s Favorite Customer, the brand new studio album from Father John Misty. A new series for … Continue Reading TLMT Minute Reviews | Father John Misty – God’s Favorite Customer
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Love Is Dead, the brand new third studio album from Scottish synth-pop trio Chvrches. A new series … Continue Reading TLMT Minute Reviews | Chvrches – Love Is Dead
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 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
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
