Tag: Lana Del Rey
LDR Persists in Conjuring the 60s With “Coachella-Woodstock In My Mind”—Albeit With More of a Joan Osborne than Joan Baez Feel
“I was at Coachella leaning on your shoulder, watching your husband swing in time/I guess I was in it ‘cause baby for a minute I [Read More…]
Lana’s Latest Single, “Lust For Life,” Acts As An Auditory Sequel to Born to Die’s “Without You”
As the buildup to the summer of Lana Del Rey persists, it’s only natural that the witchy one should give us another new sampling from [Read More…]
Lana Del Rey Keeps It Classic Americana With Album Artwork for Lust for Life
The last and only girl to cling to that era of the U.S. when the term Americana was at its finest, Lana Del Rey, has [Read More…]
Lana Del Rey Goes Full-Tilt Twilight Zone/The Love Witch in Lust for Life Promo
The tease is at last over. Lana Del Rey has announced the official title of her forthcoming fifth album, and it isn’t Best American Record. [Read More…]
Lana Del Rey Gets Jilted Again–This Time So Her Boo Can Make the “Best American Record”
The ongoing theme throughout Lana Del Rey’s entire musical canon–and one that I hope she continues to evolve but that never really changes at its [Read More…]
Lunar Love: Lana Goes 60s With A Hint of Futurism in “Love” Video
Not wanting to keep the people waiting with the visual accompaniment to her most recent single, “Love,” Lana Del Rey’s latest music video finds the [Read More…]
Feel Like You’ve Just Watched A Clark Gable Movie After Listening to Lana Del Rey’s “Love”
Back in 1998, when Lauryn Hill (still just Lauryn Hill sans the Ms.) released her seminal The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill album, one of the [Read More…]
Five Years Later & I’m Living the Narrative of LDR’s Born to Die Album More Than Never
The thing about Lana Del Rey is, women either think she’s god or an overly dramatic phony who has cashed in one too many times [Read More…]
Neon Wet Dreams in Cross-Shaped Forms Pervade The Weeknd’s “Party Monster”
Like some new-fangled version of La Dolce Vita (a somewhat grandiose comparison, to be sure), the video for The Weeknd’s “Party Monster”(directed by the equally [Read More…]
With the Death of Franca Sozzani Comes the Death of Vogue Italia As We Knew It
Vogue Italia has long been known for its avant-garde, forward-thinking aesthetic and editorial slant. And this has, in large part, been thanks to its former [Read More…]
