Dark Angel

somber, nostalgic (in response to htd) radio

so far, only doin' time, i may be wrong but as far as i know, nobody has the other instrumentals.

cathartic american

orgasmic mermaid motel

aw don't feel bad, honestly i haven't laughed like that in awhile, i thought it was really funny

diet mountain dew demo vs heavy hitter

fjsfsdkfjk i just saw this and misread the thread title as "cameltoes over the country club"

the album title totally reminds me of "talking like an answering machine" it's unlikely it will appear on the album, but i've always been really curious about this song.

i'll never understand the thought process behind people who really think that lana would add songs such as "serial killer" and "queen of disaster" to her new albums. i usually see this outside of lanaboards and it's so obnoxious. they could at least come up with something different and talk about literally any other unreleased song besides serial killer, queen of disaster, you can be the boss, and yes to heaven.

i don't know everything about lena dunham, but i do know she made some really weird comments about touching her baby sister's private areas when she (lena) was seven, also something about putting rocks in her sister's vagina, also bribing her sister with candy for kisses. also masturbating in the same bed as her sister. and also claiming she wishes to have an abortion just to say she had one??? something along those lines, not exactly sure what she said.

i'm really disappointed in the fact that this is the first election i'll be able to vote and i probably won't even vote because i really dislike them both... i would vote for bernie if he was still running.

i know this is just me being elitist or whatever but i am always a little bothered by people categorizing lana with people like melanie martinez, billie, and halsey. she's very different from them and i feel like lana's music is more mature.

it's 2020 and a new era, let's stop comparing jack antonoff, dan auerbach, etc. because we all know that they are fully capable of producing amazing and impactful songs that are loved and recognized by the fandom. chemtrails over the country club is going to be a beautiful album no matter who produces it

i don't see why jack and a ukulele would be necessarily bad. i actually think this is going to be a really great album and a title like that definitely has a lot of potential for a really experimental, psychedelic, surfy sound.

i think it's so disgusting to me that she really had the audacity to say "her idea of feminism is getting gangraped" who would say such a thing about another person? that's really gross and unsettling to me. sure, she doesn't have to like lana, and she doesn't have to like her art, that's her opinion. but that comment really disturbs me, i don't really know who kim gordon is but now whenever i see her name or hear about her, all i'm going to think about is this.

ariana's under fire now? what happened

flower: lilacs or white roses color pallet: amber, electiric blue, yellow, orange, lavender, salmon, royal blue, neon green

well, yeah, i didn't think about that too much, i just was thinking that lana didn't immediately post an apology, she just explained herself further and also the "#fuckoff" post, so maybe she does care, but not in the same way we usually see from celebrities. i apologize for the confusion lol

i don't think her label should push her to do any sort of collab especially for the sole purpose of her image, it's obvious that lana couldn't care less about how people perceive her and we know that she's going to do her own thing instead of what her label wants. i take no issue in her doing collabs for the most part, i mean i was really disappointed with dcma, that was honestly a nightmare. i just don't want any collabs on her albums, especially considering that this album is going to be deeply personal, much like nfr and it just feels weird that someone would put a feature on an album meant to be personal. i don't mind her doing collabs with marina or asap or the weeknd on other projects, she works well with them.

concept: the album cover does not feature a vehicle, instead, it's a horse. she's channeling her inner country girl, yeehaw!

golf cart

i really hope grenadine quarantine makes it onto this album or one of her poetry books it's literally such an iconic title i love it

i honestly thought this was real up until "meet me in the pale moonlight" and even then i still wasn't 100% convinced

i thought she looked really cute, i love the tomboyish look she has going on