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2 minutes ago, rightofjupiter said:
It’s SO goodIt really is!! I am amazed, I just heard it last week for the first time and it's getting better and better
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I've only known of Christine and the Queens from a couple Charli XCX features but they're playing at my favourite venue in October so I spontaneously bought a ticket a couple weeks ago. Last night I finally gave Paranoia, Angels, True Love a listen and OMG what a fucking album!! I was honestly floored, I listened to the whole thing on my balcony during a thunderstorm and it was a RIDE. I am so excited to listen more and now I can't wait for the show
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Fan votes like this are so dumb, like obviously Candy Necklace is a better video. It's a full blown atmospheric FILM with a powerful message. The Paramore video is fine but like let's be real. They should just award it to the better video, not whoever has more rabid fans with more time on their hands
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Venice Bitch, A&W, Kintsugi
these 3 come to mind now but there is an endless number of combinations that would be amazing
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I personally don't want Lana to just deliver the bare minimum, but she's also never going to do that so it's not a concern of mine
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5 minutes ago, West Coast said:Well love that for her actually, doesn't mean everything they do together is fire though. She hardly got out of her comfort zone on DYKTTATUB though, while I think it's one of her best and most beautiful album it was very much a medley of her past four projects (Violet included). It was done very well, but it's definitely not the boundary pushing project you're describing.
I think that depends on what boundaries you are considering. Sonically it may not have broken fully new ground (though I don't see that as a criticism at all, the whole thing sounds stunning) but from a storytelling perspective I would say it was very much boundary pushing and showcased her creativity in amazing ways. She centered the album around a comparison to herself to an abandoned tunnel, and then structured the album in a way that took us on a ride through said tunnel, reaching the darkest emotional peaks of her whole career with the gut punch of Kintsugi/Fingertips before bringing us to an unexpectedly strange ending on the other side. She took so many different sounds and blended them all into a very cohesive and impactful journey. No one else could have pulled off what she did on this album and it's a testament to the different ways in which an artist can be unpredictable.
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Omg in my dream last night she dropped the lead single and it was called The Exorcist and I remember thinking it sounded like a mix between Dark Child by Marlon Williams and Into the Night by Julee Cruise with this spooky wind sound effect in the background throughout.
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6 minutes ago, West Coast said:
Honestly hope she is, her cover of Stand by Your Man is amazing, and I genuinely like when she's being a road dog with Nikki Lane.Agreed! Lana delivering an old-school country album with her own dark twist could be exquisite
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1 minute ago, West Coast said:
If that was really the case, she would be working on a country album just to spiteThe way she probably actually is working on a country album
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8 minutes ago, Rivers said:Everybody wants to play art director with their favorite musician, painter, or actor.
Well they should leave it to the experts
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I will never understand why people still want Lana to be a popstar. She has always referred to herself as a poet and she's been developing such an expansive story her entire career, constantly building upon what came before in creative and thought-provoking ways. Her output is astonishing and every single album is very much a part of the journey she is on. She is one of the few artists who is continuously at the top of her game in my opinion and I am so grateful that she doesn't listen to the noise. Nobody does it like her.
Everyone is entitled to their opinions but stop pretending Lana is doing something wrong just because you don't personally resonate with her latest music. She's not making it for you, she's making it for herself and the legacy that she wants to build, and it's clearly working for a lot of people as she's never been more popular. Truly a living legend.
I personally think she has a ton of twists and turns left in her, her creativity hasn't wavered at all and she will always find a way to surprise in her own unique way. I can't wait to see what comes next!
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26 minutes ago, brandon said:like unstanning if she got a big name to write her a hit? 😭 let’s not be dramatic mamas
But if the alleged hit sounds like Old Time Road or Unholy...
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31 minutes ago, ShadesOfViolence said:go watch LDR10 being just white noise. A true cultural reset it would be
White noise coming out of my brain
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I am emotionally prepared to be forced to pay a fortune for re-sale if need be, but I will be seeing her
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Blue Banisters - Post-Release Discussion Thread + Poll
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I think this quote is misconstrued, I don't take this as suggesting something is off with this album at all. To me this indicates even more so it's importance to Lana. It's something she had to do. It was her first big step into really personal songwriting and she was nervous for people to hear it, especially coming after a period of intense public scrutiny, but she had to say certain things on this album as a part of her healing process. It's a gorgeous record and I think it means a lot to Lana.