boom like that

It really wasn't till this year that I gave title track a real chance. It truly is such a beautiful song and the instrumentation is honestly a work of art. I never really saw the potential in it purely cause of the conventional pop structure and The Weeknd's feature. Its easy to overlook the intensity and the meaning of the song just for those two reasons alone. Honestly its obvious majority of the hate comes from The Weeknd's feature, his voice is very cloying so it's understandable. I think more people would have come around to the song had it been solo. Also the fact that its a title track puts an immense pressure on it. When you compare it to the original take of the song, the final seems shallow. The raw and ethereal vibe of the original definitely took the entire song to another level with a richer complexion. It was an actual title track.
 
Its hard to keep both concepts in one song. I can see why she had to choose between one or the other. The first iteration was honest but also very sad. I think she wanted to see a change in herself and wanted to reflect that in the song. I feel like I can relate to that sentiment

It really wasn't till this year that I gave title track a real chance. It truly is such a beautiful song and the instrumentation is honestly a work of art. I never really saw the potential in it purely cause of the conventional pop structure and The Weeknd's feature. Its easy to overlook the intensity and the meaning of the song just for those two reasons alone. Honestly its obvious majority of the hate comes from The Weeknd's feature, his voice is very cloying so it's understandable. I think more people would have come around to the song had it been solo. Also the fact that its a title track puts an immense pressure on it. When you compare it to the original take of the song, the final seems shallow. The raw and ethereal vibe of the original definitely took the entire song to another level with a richer complexion. It was an actual title track.
 
Its hard to keep both concepts in one song. I can see why she had to choose between one or the other. The first iteration was honest but also very sad. I think she wanted to see a change in herself and wanted to reflect that in the song. I feel like I can relate to that sentiment

This. The moment she teased I knew not to expect it till 2026 

This. The moment she teased I knew not to expect it till 2026 

The truth is that the tiktok kids are collectively boycotting AKA because it wasn't released as a 22 track lp with Ben, Axel Rose Husband, Coconut and Key Lime Pie, Reflec, Trash Magic, Lemonade Motorcycle Heaven, Jimmy Gnecco, Hundred Dollar Bill and Motel 6 on it. They won't stop till justice has been served 

Godia Lee Cohen oh the cvnt shes about to serve..

And Trash Magic must be on the deluxe as well!!!! Trash Magic is quintessential for the era and its a crime it was never on AKA to begin with 

And Trash Magic must be on the deluxe as well!!!! Trash Magic is quintessential for the era and its a crime it was never on AKA to begin with 

As cute as Season of the Witch was, it doesn't hold a candle to her other covers

Hugh Jackman

HELP 

Anways, Charli XCX

Hugh Jackman

Omg, I was wondering about this months! Thanks for the clarification 

Question: Was it confirmed that Earthquakes has another "final" demo? or is it just something we just collectively made up assumed is real? Cause I missed the part where an insider said it exists

I think some do, no one had Candy Necklace because it was a last minute addition and only an old unmastered version of the album was in circulation..and guess what was on that old draft? 

And we also only got 4th of July and Trash Magic Demo for Christmas that year 
 
Honestly Summertime Janis Joplin cover alone was enough sate me this year like y'all sleep tf on that song like shits INSANE

I had a dream last night that Lana announced her second poetry book in an Instagram post. She wrote that instead of attempting to rewrite the drafts from Iron Gates, she started from scratch and wrote an entire new book while she was on tour over the summer. She noted certain cities & states that fueled a lot of inspiration for her including Alabama, Burgettstown PA, Charleston WV, Charlotte NC, Columbia MD, Dallas TX, and Indiana(?) The caption in total was really long. She also noted that she would try to revisit Iron Gates one day, but was so excited to share her new collection with us as soon as she could. This new book was titled North Star and was being released through an indie Japanese publisher (it started with an U, something like Umaruane) and she put the link to preorder from the publisher’s website in her bio, but the site was all in Japanese. North Star would also have an audiobook edition with accompaniment from Jack Antonoff again. The post featured a video with the audiobook version of the title track of the book set to a visual of different scenery she had taken while travelling on tour with an orangeish vintage noise filter overlay. The poem was reminiscent of the speech she gave at her Dallas show and featured the line “never forget to let passion be your true North Star” from her speech and talked about Icarus as she did in her recent interview. Her voice in the recording was very light and delicate. The instrumental accompaniment was beautiful and similar to those on Violet but more lush.
I then made the pre-release thread for it and member Embach was the first to reply lol. Within seconds, the thread already had multiple pages of everyone freaking out about the release. Some people were also speculating she might tour in Japan soon because of the publisher. Her announcement also gained her 11 million new followers on Instagram skkk.
Anyway, just thought I’d share this dream with you all. I’ve been longing for another new poetry release from Lana, so I’m hoping this dream was a bit of foreshadowing that one comes soon

who’s ready for 2025.. 10 years of masochism delusion

Isn't "baroque folk" essentially an oxymoron? Baroque music is known for being grandiose, dramatic and energetic while folk tends to be harmonically simple, low-key and minimalistic. Like Baroque pop works because you can easily make a pop song that has lavish, grand production with dramatic string instruments, etc. But baroque folk? I'm having trouble imagining what that would even sound like. Do you have any examples? 

TBH. I hope she's over this "raw sound" she's done for the past 4 albums... It was cool with NFR but it's very tired now. 
I hope she goes for a more polished sound this era -- I think a nu-metal sound like with what she did with Serene Queen would be sooooooo cool but I doubt she'd ever do that again.
 
She has so much potential to experiment with her music but she's been very narrow-minded recently which is disappointing to see considering BTD-NFR all have completely different sounds and NFR-OB are basically the same just in different fonts...
 
I am simply just manifesting she steps out of her comfort zone again 
 

People really thinking chemtrails was her best? The bar for our standards has gotten so low since BTD/UV/HM era

She already did country with Chemtrails and it was her WORST album to date. We are absolutely not manifesting that... are ya'll on crack?
 

This. The moment she teased I knew not to expect it till 2026 

This. The moment she teased I knew not to expect it till 2026