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Here comes the Ultraviolence version of Chemtrails
 

Here comes the Ultraviolence version of Chemtrails
 

Here comes the Ultraviolence version of Chemtrails
 

Here comes the Ultraviolence version of Chemtrails
 

Here comes the Ultraviolence version of Chemtrails
 

Here comes the Ultraviolence version of Chemtrails
 

Here comes the Ultraviolence version of Chemtrails
 

Here comes the Ultraviolence version of Chemtrails
 

Here comes the Ultraviolence version of Chemtrails
 

Here comes the Ultraviolence version of Chemtrails
 

sorry i keep gushing about this album but i really wasn't expecting to love it so much.
 
god there is so much beautiful softness and sensuality on this record. it feels like the perfect album for a rainy morning, or a sleepless night, or a cool desert afternoon. it sort of feels like she's moving in a different direction here than she was with her past 6 albums. norman felt like the culmination of everything she'd been trying to perfect since AKA. this feels different. where those albums all felt like she was journaling and perfecting her writing game, this album feels like she's more focused on musicality, melody, vocals, and sonics. even though i would describe this as her most skeletal album yet when it comes to the instrumentals, the softness of it all is what sets it apart. while honeymoon is soft, too, it was still backed by huge orchestras and light slowed trap beats. this album goes all the way soft, with mostly just guitars pianos, and live drums (with few exceptions), and i think that's what makes it work for me. i also finally feel like there's no longer a desire for me to compare her works with one another; they're all so different.
 

Only listened to about 75% of the album on the morning walk with a cigarette and the 6 AM sunrise, making sure I am in top mental shape (cigarette + wine + adderall) on my first few listens of the album. But so far as I can tell it is giving NFR a run for it's money....

Only listened to about 75% of the album on the morning walk with a cigarette and the 6 AM sunrise, making sure I am in top mental shape (cigarette + wine + adderall) on my first few listens of the album. But so far as I can tell it is giving NFR a run for it's money....

Only listened to about 75% of the album on the morning walk with a cigarette and the 6 AM sunrise, making sure I am in top mental shape (cigarette + wine + adderall) on my first few listens of the album. But so far as I can tell it is giving NFR a run for it's money....

It is so good!
 
It and Wild At Heart are going to prob be the interchangeable ones in my top 5. 
 
It's so hard picking a top 5 with this album lol.

Only listened to about 75% of the album on the morning walk with a cigarette and the 6 AM sunrise, making sure I am in top mental shape (cigarette + wine + adderall) on my first few listens of the album. But so far as I can tell it is giving NFR a run for it's money....