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Entertainment · Music · published 2026-08-28 · via Pitchfork

Mike D's Solo Debut Finds Reflective Beats but Little Cohesion

On his first solo album since 2000, Beastie Boys member Mike D pairs introspective lyrics with dense, glitchy electro-punk production. The record showcases his signature vocal charm but struggles to form a unified statement. Despite energetic moments, the project ultimately fails to leave a lasting impression.

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