Tag: Lana Del Rey
National Anthem: The Politicism of Lana Del Rey Before Lust for Life
Lana Del Rey has generally been regarded as an artist that was not very political in her work up to 2017’s Lust for Life, an [Read More…]
If Lana Del Rey Can Put A Car Into Space, So Can Elon Musk
In 2015, on the day of Lana Del Rey’s “High by the Beach” single release, an interview detailing her passion for the work of Elon [Read More…]
Lana Del Rey’s Method Increasingly Channels Madonna’s
The comparison of Lana Del Rey to Madonna isn’t necessarily a likely one–especially considering Del Rey’s largely tween/Tumblr fandom has little respect for any god [Read More…]
Børns to Die: Blue Madonna Album Highlights Are All About Lana Del Rey Collabs
Three years after the release of Børns’ debut album, Dopamine, his second offering to the music gods is a perfected product on a sound and motif [Read More…]
Let LDR “Get Free”
The fine line between inspiration and total ripoff has always been a source of contention in every artistic medium. From Banksy/Mr. Brainwash “expounding on” the [Read More…]
The Lana Del Rey/Harvey Weinstein Revelation Accents a Larger Truth About the Singer
For someone as nonplussed by the buzzing of mouths as Lana Del Rey, it certainly seems that the less she responds, the more people want [Read More…]
“White Mustang”: “Burning Up” Meets “Deeper and Deeper”
Because to be famous in the twenty-first century is to release little “teases” of your work on social media, most knew what to expect from [Read More…]
Lana Del Rey’s Lust for Life Remains Unquestioned on New Album
Lana Del Rey, sometimes billed as the U.S. Morrissey, may have a reputation for being all doom and gloom, her now ample arsenal of albums [Read More…]
LDR Aging & The Deterioration of Cuteness When It Comes to Expressing Suicidal Desires
What they don’t tell you when you’re in junior high and high school (in addition to the fact that life will only either get worse [Read More…]
Vintage Sci-Fi Meets Doo-Wop Video in “Lust for Life”
As the trailer for the Lust for Life album already indicated, Lana Del Rey’s continued obsession–or rather, muse–remains the 60s and Los Angeles. And now, [Read More…]
