Lana Del Rey - Ultraviolence - 2 Vinyl
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ContactDepartment: Media
Band: Lana Del Rey
Genre: Alternative Rock, Atmospheric, Rock, Southern Rock, Stoner Rock
Product type: Vinyl
Release date: 2014-06-13
Media label: Vertigo Berlin
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Ultraviolence is great ! Must have !!
Lana Del Rey's "UltraViolence" album is a masterpiece! The ethereal atmosphere and poetic lyrics create a captivating listening experience. Her vocals are so mesmerising and the songs have this nostalgic, dreamy vibe. It's like taking a trip to another dimension. Such a vibe! Also the service from this company was brilliant got here earlier than it was supposed to and very cheap. from her mega selling debut Born To Die, trading its loose beats and faded glamour for bleak, hard edged rock with a brutal lyrical edge. Playing with ideas of bad relationships, domestic violence and low self esteem, Lana disposes with the more cartoonish aspects of her vision, instead crafting a compelling yet deeply uncomfortable song cycle which often seems to glamourise self destructive behaviour as much as exploring its role in the wider American counter culture.
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1 year ago
LANA DEL RAY MASTERPIECE
Lana Del Rey's "Ultraviolet" album is a masterpiece! The ethereal atmosphere and poetic lyrics create a captivating listening experience. It's a must-have for any Lana fan! "Ultraviolet" by Lana Del Rey is an absolute banger! Her vocals are so mesmerizing and the songs have this nostalgic, dreamy vibe. It's like taking a trip to another dimension. Such a vibe! Also the service from this company was brilliant got here earlier than it was supposed to and very cheap.
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2 years ago
Bleak but fascinating
Lana's second LP was an abrupt turn away from her mega selling debut Born To Die, trading its loose beats and faded glamour for bleak, hard edged rock with a brutal lyrical edge. Playing with ideas of bad relationships, domestic violence and low self esteem, Lana disposes with the more cartoonish aspects of her vision, instead crafting a compelling yet deeply uncomfortable song cycle which often seems to glamourise self destructive behaviour as much as exploring its role in the wider American counter culture. Is this a cheerful record? No it is not, but if you buy into Lana's world and are prepared to take the rough with the smooth, it's one of her best and probably the first genuinely weighty statement in a career that she built on its shoulders.
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2 years ago
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