Brooklyn Vegan — Mike D may not live in NYC anymore — as a new Vulture interview discusses —but he was in town last night to DJ a private party to celebrate the impending opening of members club Soho House's new DUMBO House in Brooklyn, though the "Soho Sounds" p... more info

Stereogum — Mike D of the Beastie Boys is one half of a fascinating conversation in New York magazine today. (You will not be surprised to learn that the other half is David Marchese, the interviewer who has recently conducted wildly entertaining chats with Juli... more info

Chorus.fm — David Marchese, writing for Vulture: The filters are still there, though. They’re just different. When I was 15, getting into the Clash exposed me to reggae. I’d see that they covered a song by Junior Murvin or that they had a single produced by ... more info

NME — D also speaks on cultural appropriation, his career and Trump's America In a new, lengthy interview, Mike D of Beastie Boys has spoken candidly about moving on after the death of …Continue reading » The post Mike D reveals how he dealt with ... more info

Consequence of Sound — The legendary MC reflects on his career in an extensive new interview. more info

New York Times — His label, Delicious Vinyl, released crossover hits by Tone-Loc and Young M.C., and he helped the Beastie Boys make the groundbreaking “Paul’s Boutique.” more info

Stereogum — Matt Dike, co-founder of hip-hop record label Delicious Vinyl and a contributor to the Beastie Boys’ iconic album Paul’s Boutique, died Tuesday (3/13). He was 55 years old. more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Though he was deliberately not a household name, the music that the producer and DJ Matt Dike created, sampled and spun helped define underground Los Angeles in the 1980s. Dike, whose death was announced on Tuesday via the label he co-founded, Delici... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Though he was deliberately not a household name, the music that the producer and DJ Matt Dike created, sampled and spun helped define underground Los Angeles in the 1980s. Dike, whose death was announced on Tuesday via the label he co-founded, Delici... more info

Stereogum — Faith No More frontman Mike Patton played a special collaborative show with turntable master DJ QBert at The Chapel in San Francisco last night. They were also joined by Beastie Boys producer Money Mark; watch below. more info