The Strokes have released 'In Transit: Part II', a 10-minute documentary offering a behind-the-scenes look at the creation of their seventh album 'Reality Awaits'.
Directed by Johann Rashid, the film captures the band's recording process in Costa Rica with producer Rick Rubin, featuring moments of both creativity and levity.The documentary serves as a sequel to the 2001 mini-doc 'In Transit', which chronicled their early days.The album, originally slated for a June 26 release, was delayed to July 24 to align streaming and vinyl dates.Albert Hammond Jr praised the album as his 'favourite' by the band, describing it as 'intoxicatingly good'.The band is currently touring North America, with UK and European shows planned for autumn.Guitarist Nick Valensi is taking a temporary break from live performances, while Julian Casablancas assured fans of his return.
The documentary highlights the band's evolution and the collaborative environment of the recording sessions, blending nostalgia with their artistic growth.
Original title: Watch The Strokes record ‘Reality Awaits’ in ‘In Transit: Part II’ – over 20 years on from original mini-doc
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