TLMT Podcast is a weekly music review show, featuring reviews and editorials on the Irish Music Scene from critic and photographer Stephen White.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 109 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Music |
Fascists can’t create. They can only silence, steal, and twist music into something hollow.
From Nazi Germany banning jazz, to the Catholic Church blacklisting artists in Ireland, to punk, disco, and hip-hop being targeted, authoritarian regimes hav... more
Emerald Fennell’s new Wuthering Heights film has already stirred controversy, but I want to make the case that the best adaptation of Emily Brontë’s gothic masterpiece already exists and it isn’t on screen. In 1978, an 18-year-old Kate Bush captured ... more
Kneecap’s brand new single “Sayōnara” is a cultural moment. In this video, Stephen White of The Last Mixed Tape breaks down why Kneecap are in their imperial phase, how their defiance on global stages like Glastonbury has made them cultural icons, an... more
CMAT’s Euro-Country is a generational reckoning. In this review, I explore why only CMAT could have made this record, and why it could only have been made now.From the scars of the Celtic Tiger to the contradictions of modern Europe, Euro-Country is ... more
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Focusing on the vibrant and evolving Irish music scene, this podcast presents a weekly blend of reviews and insightful commentaries on contemporary artists and albums. The discussions often explore broader cultural themes, including societal issues, personal narratives, and the significance of music as a form of resistance and expression. Unique for its deep dives into both popular and emerging artists across various genres, the content frequently reflects on the intersection of music and socio-political topics, making it resonate with listeners interested in both music and cultural critique.
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