As BROCKHAMPTON gear as much as launch their new album Iridescence, they’ve made a shock announcement—a documentary movie known as The Longest Summer in America is screening world wide on September 20. The trailer reveals the group’s reactions to signing to RCA, the fallout from the sexual misconduct allegations towards former member Ameer Vann, and the recording of their new album at Abbey Road Studios. Find the trailer under, and discover details about the screenings here.
BROCKHAMPTON not too long ago shared new songs “1997 DIANA,” “1998 TRUMAN,” and “1999 WILDFIRE.” Iridescence at the moment has no launch date. It’s BROCKHAMPTON’s follow-up to final 12 months’s Saturation trilogy. The final installment was launched in December. Over the final a number of months, the group teased new albums known as PUPPY and the best years of our lives earlier than deciding on Iridescence. The group embark on tour later this month.
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