The Last Mixed Tape
Irish Indie Music News, Reviews, Interviews and Playlists
The TLMT Podcast makes its much hyped, much anticipated, long awaited return… wherein Kate educates Steve on emoji, makes confessions and there’s also reviews. In this week’s TLMT podcast Steve and Kate […]
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Like No Other, the much-anticipated debut E.P. from Fehdah. As the Irish music scene continues to thrive so too has the industries need to hype everything […]
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Aglow & Spark, the brand new album from dream-pop band Frankenstein Bolts. Aglow & Spark is a dreamlike record. Crafted to be listened to as one whole […]
The Last Mixed Tape reviews the much-anticipated self-titled debut album from post-grunge act Fangclub. A big loud love letter to post-grunge, Fangclub’s debut doesn’t disappoint. Delivering on the hype filled […]
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Translate, the debut studio album from trad inspired band Jiggy. Communication characterizes Translate. The overarching theme of language through sound and rhythm defines Jiggy’s debut and is […]
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Tough Love, the brand new studio album from the Jimmy Cake. An album that follows the old two-sided vinyl format, Tough Love is a musical journey split in half […]
The Last Mixed Tape reviews This Heart, the much-anticipated debut extended play from Loah. Few records could possibly live up to the hype of This Heart. For quite some time now Loah has been […]
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Was the debut studio album from indie artist Bear Worship. Was is wonderfully off-kilter. A truly unusual album, Bear Worship’s debut rides the quirky indie-pop line well […]
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Halfway, the debut studio album from alternative-pop artist Laoise. Halfway is an enchanting record. There’s a depth of field to the music that draws you further and […]
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Spitting Image, the much-anticipated third studio album from the Strypes. If the Strypes debut album Snapshot was a 1960’s blues-rock throwback than the group’s latest effort Spitting Image sees the […]
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Pips, the brand new extended play from singer-songwriter Rosa Nutty. Pips is a much darker, deeper record than its title and cover would lead you to believe. […]
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Watercourse, the latest studio album from indie-pop band Sea Pinks. Watercourse is an instant charmer. And although Sea Pinks have been mining the indie-pop landscape for […]
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Trust The Wire, the latest studio album from indie-rock band the Coronas. Trust The Wire is an album. To elaborate, Trust The Wire is an album you’ve heard a […]
The Last Mixed Tape reviews True Care, the fourth studio album from James Vincent McMorrow. True Care is dreamlike. Beautifully textured and bathed in a glistening haze, James Vincent McMorrow’s fourth […]
The Last Mixed Tape reviews Pop! Goes The Weasel, the third E.P. from noise-rock outfit Thumper. Thumper’s rip it up and start again approach, quite possibly makes the best use […]
The Last Mixed Tape reviews In The Still, the brand new studio album from Come On Live Long. In The Still is an album built from a clear sense of space and […]
