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After grieving the loss of a bandmate, a Beastie Boy makes his solo return

Sydney Morning Herald - Culture · 28 August 2026 at 5:30 am

After grieving the loss of a bandmate, a Beastie Boy makes his solo return

Mike D says his sons, and the influence of the late Adam Yauch, helped him realise it was time to make music again.

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