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  1. Mike D: ‘After Yauch died I couldn’t make music. I’d open a computer file and just feel sadness’ | Beastie Boys: theguardian.com/music/2026/aug

    'He praises two artists who released their debut albums just as the Beastie Boys ended: Death Grips (“a real influence” on much current music) and Tyler, the Creator. “When I first saw Odd Future come out, I felt kind of happy inside – it felt like a continuation of an energy we brought.”

    Thank You’s closing title track is an impressionistic look at his early years, filled with fleeting images of partying with his friends at 16 (“We were just kids freaking out,” he sings). It strikes me as a possible parting tribute to the Beasties, but Diamond explains it’s universal. “It’s for everyone. This combination of your social group, your passion, coming of age, and music all stirred up together.” The title of the album, meanwhile, was inspired by a visit to a Buddhist monastery (the religion practised by his old friend Yauch) which prompted him to reflect on “who I get to make music with, who I’ve made music with”. A smile spreads across his face: “I’m so grateful for all of this.”'

    #MikeD #BeastieBoys #DeathGrips #TylerTheCreator #music #MusicTips

  2. Mike D: ‘After Yauch died I couldn’t make music. I’d open a computer file and just feel sadness’ | Beastie Boys: theguardian.com/music/2026/aug

    'He praises two artists who released their debut albums just as the Beastie Boys ended: Death Grips (“a real influence” on much current music) and Tyler, the Creator. “When I first saw Odd Future come out, I felt kind of happy inside – it felt like a continuation of an energy we brought.”

    Thank You’s closing title track is an impressionistic look at his early years, filled with fleeting images of partying with his friends at 16 (“We were just kids freaking out,” he sings). It strikes me as a possible parting tribute to the Beasties, but Diamond explains it’s universal. “It’s for everyone. This combination of your social group, your passion, coming of age, and music all stirred up together.” The title of the album, meanwhile, was inspired by a visit to a Buddhist monastery (the religion practised by his old friend Yauch) which prompted him to reflect on “who I get to make music with, who I’ve made music with”. A smile spreads across his face: “I’m so grateful for all of this.”'

    #MikeD #BeastieBoys #DeathGrips #TylerTheCreator #music #MusicTips

  3. Mike D: ‘After Yauch died I couldn’t make music. I’d open a computer file and just feel sadness’ | Beastie Boys: theguardian.com/music/2026/aug

    'He praises two artists who released their debut albums just as the Beastie Boys ended: Death Grips (“a real influence” on much current music) and Tyler, the Creator. “When I first saw Odd Future come out, I felt kind of happy inside – it felt like a continuation of an energy we brought.”

    Thank You’s closing title track is an impressionistic look at his early years, filled with fleeting images of partying with his friends at 16 (“We were just kids freaking out,” he sings). It strikes me as a possible parting tribute to the Beasties, but Diamond explains it’s universal. “It’s for everyone. This combination of your social group, your passion, coming of age, and music all stirred up together.” The title of the album, meanwhile, was inspired by a visit to a Buddhist monastery (the religion practised by his old friend Yauch) which prompted him to reflect on “who I get to make music with, who I’ve made music with”. A smile spreads across his face: “I’m so grateful for all of this.”'

    #MikeD #BeastieBoys #DeathGrips #TylerTheCreator #music #MusicTips

  4. Mike D: ‘After Yauch died I couldn’t make music. I’d open a computer file and just feel sadness’ | Beastie Boys: theguardian.com/music/2026/aug

    'He praises two artists who released their debut albums just as the Beastie Boys ended: Death Grips (“a real influence” on much current music) and Tyler, the Creator. “When I first saw Odd Future come out, I felt kind of happy inside – it felt like a continuation of an energy we brought.”

    Thank You’s closing title track is an impressionistic look at his early years, filled with fleeting images of partying with his friends at 16 (“We were just kids freaking out,” he sings). It strikes me as a possible parting tribute to the Beasties, but Diamond explains it’s universal. “It’s for everyone. This combination of your social group, your passion, coming of age, and music all stirred up together.” The title of the album, meanwhile, was inspired by a visit to a Buddhist monastery (the religion practised by his old friend Yauch) which prompted him to reflect on “who I get to make music with, who I’ve made music with”. A smile spreads across his face: “I’m so grateful for all of this.”'

    #MikeD #BeastieBoys #DeathGrips #TylerTheCreator #music #MusicTips

  5. Mike D: ‘After Yauch died I couldn’t make music. I’d open a computer file and just feel sadness’ | Beastie Boys: theguardian.com/music/2026/aug

    'He praises two artists who released their debut albums just as the Beastie Boys ended: Death Grips (“a real influence” on much current music) and Tyler, the Creator. “When I first saw Odd Future come out, I felt kind of happy inside – it felt like a continuation of an energy we brought.”

    Thank You’s closing title track is an impressionistic look at his early years, filled with fleeting images of partying with his friends at 16 (“We were just kids freaking out,” he sings). It strikes me as a possible parting tribute to the Beasties, but Diamond explains it’s universal. “It’s for everyone. This combination of your social group, your passion, coming of age, and music all stirred up together.” The title of the album, meanwhile, was inspired by a visit to a Buddhist monastery (the religion practised by his old friend Yauch) which prompted him to reflect on “who I get to make music with, who I’ve made music with”. A smile spreads across his face: “I’m so grateful for all of this.”'

    #MikeD #BeastieBoys #DeathGrips #TylerTheCreator #music #MusicTips

  6. Vom 20. bis 23. August wird das Domein Kiewit in #Hasselt wieder zum Treffpunkt für echte #Musikliebhaber. Das #Pukkelpop2026 überzeugt mit Vielfalt: #TylerTheCreator, #FlorenceAndTheMachine, #Deftones und #Underworld bespielen die Bühnen von Main Stage bis Boiler Room. Starker Fokus auf Nachhaltigkeit: In jedem Ticket (134 € Tages- / 287 € Combi-Ticket) ist die kostenlose Bahnanreise via NMBS integriert. Bargeldlos zahlen per Armband macht das Festival entspannt. 🎶⛺️🚆

    events.europa.tips/pukkelpop-h

  7. Vom 20. bis 23. August wird das Domein Kiewit in #Hasselt wieder zum Treffpunkt für echte #Musikliebhaber. Das #Pukkelpop2026 überzeugt mit Vielfalt: #TylerTheCreator, #FlorenceAndTheMachine, #Deftones und #Underworld bespielen die Bühnen von Main Stage bis Boiler Room. Starker Fokus auf Nachhaltigkeit: In jedem Ticket (134 € Tages- / 287 € Combi-Ticket) ist die kostenlose Bahnanreise via NMBS integriert. Bargeldlos zahlen per Armband macht das Festival entspannt. 🎶⛺️🚆

    events.europa.tips/pukkelpop-h