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It probably is the live recording of Lana singing "let the light in" before Cruel World

Wait, I forgot that's in October...

Paris, Texas and Kintsugi really slipped into my top 10 just like that I believe they might be truly some of her best songs in history...

No HQ/CD rip yet... That's a first

I know, I had my ticket...

Peppers has grown on me so much in the last few days... I'm in love

We need South America shows, tho... Although it'll be winter for us, so no festivals until the end of year...

Video Games, Yayo (Paradise), Blue Banisters and Nectar of the Gods

Speaking of...

She'll announce LDR10 for November of 2023, and release it on September 2024

People always getting only vinyls and cassettes early... Why couldn't they collect CDs?

So, about Candy Necklace (HQ)...

I'm gonna sound pretty stupid and ignorant, but what does that title mean? English is not my first language and I'm having such a hard time trying to understand, especially because it doesn't seem to make sense grammatically (at least to my knowledge) Please, help

5am edition, with B-Sides and demos (CN Plano Demo)

Sorry for the long rant I'm just tired of seeing the same people using the same excuses to bash Lana and her music. It's okay to dislike something, but if you're not going with an open mind... AFTER her last three albums, then it might be time to accept Lana is not appealing to you anymore

In my opinion, I can see why this album could be 7/10 or 8/10 for some people. Is it because the album is not good? No, it's actually the opposite. The album is great, but it's different. It took elements from her past albums, such as eerie vibes, melancholic and rich production, beautiful vocals and confessional and wordy lyrics. It's the perfect middle ground between raw but polished. Something that, again in my opinion, Blue Banisters failed to. This album is not easily accessible for those who don't go in with an open mind. Those who think know who Lana is, realize they don't actually know after the first few songs. She is not your average manufactured popstar, she's a human being who also happens to be an artist. She's fragile, clumsy, honest... She talks about her personal life in a way she hasn't before. She doesn't need metaphors to hide the truth; this time the truth is just revealed as it is. Her past is dark, her experiences were traumatic, but her future seems to be brighter. Or at least, that's what she hopes for. She's not making music exclusively for the critics, nor for the fans. The music is for herself. It might allow her to heal, to move on from her trauma. Even if you listen to the more upbeat songs, they're not your average "bops", they also hold some truth in them. The album is deep and heavy. Some of the lyrics are hard to analyze without getting a headache. Some are about love or heartbreak, some about family and friends... but they're different. They're about HER experiences in that field, not a song you could easily relate to unlike many others songs about the same topic. That is, of course, unless you've been through similar experiences. It takes more than one listen to fully understand what's going on. Like I said, if you don't go with an open mind, you might not enjoy it. And that's fine. Maybe the album is not for you, maybe the "new Lana" is not for you. I understand we all have different opinions, but to say something is bad when you haven't given it a second chance is... rather disappointing.

When she gets upset at the critics and announces her revenge album Rock Candy Sw—

Lana always posts when I'm either sleeping or about to. I hope nothing interesting happens while I'm gone

SHE OPENED IT! Oh, she's really here

Well... at least she picked a calm night to visit us! Imagine she visited us any other day when people were constantly fighting, calling each other flaccid and nazis

What if @ivory almond is actually Lana? All this time with their "fake lyrics" when in reality, they were teasing LDR10...

Hi, Lana

Paris, Texas slander...