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'Fabric' closes iridescence with five separate performers and three distinct beat shifts compressed into just over four minutes. The track moves through competing registers of confession and defiance: Kevin's chorus functions as a rallying cry, whilst the verses cycle through vulnerability and anger. The song touches on fame's corrosive effects, the pressure of constant output, and the fear of becoming consumed by one's own ambitions. There's a reference to Nikola Tesla that frames genius as both gift and curse, something that invites exploitation. The outro pivots toward collective purpose, invoking the group's trilogy plans with a nod to "the best years of our lives". Throughout, the song wrestles with fractured identity and internal conflict, the multiple voices and shifting production mirroring a band at odds with itself and the machinery around it. It's a finale that refuses resolution, instead staking everything on what comes next.
"FABRIC" is a track by BROCKHAMPTON, from the album iridescence, released 20th September 2018. The track is 4:38 long. It's filed under Hip-Hop/Rap. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 7 articles about BROCKHAMPTON.
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