Blink-182 are reentering the studio this month to resume work on the first album since their 2003 self-titled LP, and cameras will be following the trio’s recording sessions for an upcoming film called The Blinkumentary. Watch the first trailer for the doc here, and check out another teaser on the film production company Handsomerandsome's website.
According to
MTV, cameras have been following
Blink full-time since the band embarked on their reunion tour in May 2009.
Mark Hoppus,
Tom DeLonge and
Travis Barker said they planned to record a new album from the start, but pushed the studio time back until their trek was completed. After
Blink’s 2005 split,
DeLonge formed
Angels & Airwaves while
Hoppus and
Barker started
+44, and
DeLonge says in the clip that the new musical directions that the members had in their post-
Blink bands will undoubtedly influence the new disc.
"No one really knows what to expect from the next Blink record, I don’t think anyone expects it’s going to be a straight-forward rock record," DeLonge says, adding that the upcoming album will likely feature Blink’s "most ambitious songwriting" to date. No word yet when the entire Blinkumentary will be released or whether it’ll unfurl piecemeal to form sort of video diary about the recording sessions.
Thanks for the report to Rolling Stone.com.