The Beastie Boys co-founder’s family band lines up dates and drops a new single, while Houston’s Love Spells prepares a debut built on a single principle.
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The Beastie Boys co-founder’s family band lines up dates and drops a new single, while Houston’s Love Spells prepares a debut built on a single principle.
The Beastie Boys MC returns with a 12-track set born from home sessions and collaborations with his sons.
In his first British appearance since the end of Beastie Boys, Mike D debuted material from a forthcoming solo album at the King Street Social Club, backed by a band that includes his sons.
The second solo track from Mike D leans into the banging beats and guitar fuzz of Ill Communication, while his live comeback continues with intimate performances.
The first of four intimate West Coast shows introduced new songs and a disorienting wall of reverb to roughly 150 people at The Plaza.
A home studio experiment with his sons led to “Switch Up,” the first solo recording from Mike D and the first new music from any member of the Beastie Boys in 14 years.
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