Mike D Explores Introspection Amid Glitchy Beats on Thank You
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Beastie Boy Mike D's first solo album since MCA's death dives into a frenetic glitchy mix of rap, electro-punk and indie-rock-inspired sounds with a reflective edge. While the songs showcase his restless energy and include moments that could thrill in a live setting, the record largely lacks memorable hooks or a cohesive through-line, making Thank You feel more like ambitious experimentation than a defining return.
- Mike D: Thank You Album Review Pitchfork
- Mike D: ‘After Yauch died I couldn’t make music. I’d open a computer file and just feel sadness’ The Guardian
- Mike D Really Does Care What You Think of Him Rolling Stone
- Who’s Playing 8-28-26 rockawave.com
- Albums Of The Week: Mike D | Thank You Tinnitist
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