Beauty King

"New conversation," for sure. She just tripped over the word.

Nope! https://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/player/bbc_radio_one

Shades of Cool was the second single from Ultraviolence, followed by Brooklyn Baby and the title track, then later by regional exclusive single Black Beauty. Groupie Love was a double A-side single with Summer Bummer.

She announced "Bartender" at the Grammys during an interview with Pitchfork on the red carpet. "Sylvia" was rumored to have been mentioned by Lana to a fan after some concert, but has never specifically been confirmed, due to a lack of video evidence. "Mary (Scared of Me)" is the rumored title of the third song. Some have claimed that it's a fake title, made up by some insider to try to fool people. "Don't Stop" and "Queen of Hearts" were made during a single studio session Lana did with Mike Will Made It in 2013. They're not new.

Bunch of other recent registrations with her as a writer, though as you'll remember from last time, most of these are probably for other people. Most of this batch was registered with the Kiiara song she co-wrote, "Gloe". 100,000 Fires Amazing Dance Pon It Delete My Number Kisses From Broadmoor Madness Mr. Badman New Creep

They weren't. People had Hollywood, Starry Eyed and JFK for months before Black Beauty and AFFA were put up on Rick's database.

Ugh, those eight titles are apparently mainly not Cruel Youth stuff. She commented on a fan account on Instagram saying that they were mostly for other projects. https://www.instagram.com/p/Bl82sKVheQw/?taken-by=teddysinclairupdates

It wouldn't be an EP if she added even one more track. Albums are defined by iTunes as 9 or more tracks, while EPs are 4 to 8 tracks. She's said very specifically that this is an EP.

Allie does have at least one song on that soundtrack. You can hear a snippet of it during the trailer around the 1 minute mark. https://youtu.be/PDj3756DlQs?t=61

I Want It Now had a demo that leaked with Riot in My Heart. It's not very different from the version that got released (2:03 in length, compared to the 2:32 of the final version), but if you're a completionist, that would be one thing to be aware of. The only leaked unreleased tracks under Cruel Youth are the demo versions of Florida Blues and Alexis Texas from the leaked "Cowboys & Angels EP". The other tracks from that leak were identical to the +30mg versions.

The song she co-wrote for Miles Kane's album. She doesn't have a vocal feature on it, just a writing credit.

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Think I just found out most of the tracklist for their next release. I was looking through the GEMA database and found eight recently registered titles listed under the publishing entity that Teddy and Willy set up for Cruel Youth releases. If you want to see for yourself, you can find the results by selecting "title" "contains" "A" and "writer/publisher" "contains" "DISGRACE SONGS". The reason I'm pretty sure that these are for their next album is that one of the titles was visible in this Instagram post. Anyway, here's the whole list: Childish Heartbreak On Pause It Ain't Right Smash Unholy Very Beige Vultures White Dior

Last thing we got was "My Way", released under The Powder Room on February 9th.

No. Just another account of guesses with no actual insider knowledge.

The Powder Room is going to continue concurrently with Cruel Youth. It's basically just a dumping ground for all the songs she likes and wants to release that don't really fit the Cruel Youth brand. As far as "Violet Roses" goes, that one wasn't registered as one of The Powder Room tracks, as far as I am aware. It was listed without an artist attached and was always intended for what eventually became Cruel Youth, but the name of the band didn't exist when the song was registered. "Violet Roses" was also registered at the same time as a track called "Heaven", which is not the same as the Natalia Kills/Natalia Cappuccini song with the same title. Both were co-written and presumably produced by Chris Braide.

Reginsider is not real. Almost everything they post is either totally vague, already stated by a real insider or outright fake. When something they claimed would happen doesn't happen, they say it was "rescheduled", without fail.

Demo of a song that she wrote for MS MR, which was eventually retitled "Pieces".

Not MusicMafia; It was some other little "pay for unreleased" type site that sprung up and tried to emulate MusicMafia's business model. Their website was taken down within about two days, so I don't think anyone actually had time to get in contact with them, pay for a track and get the download.

It was rumored a couple months ago that she'd told a fan it had been scrapped and to look out for new music instead.

They're married, actually, but no, I don't think they've split up. They're still featured together on some recent writing credits for other people. He seems to have become more interested in being behind the scenes and probably values his privacy, which is why she doesn't post pictures of him on social media anymore.

I've read the meanings, looked through the interviews and watched the whole thing in its entirety twice, along with each of the individual videos a handful of times. I understand what she was going for and don't think it was successful. It is really that simple. If someone's strapped for time and doesn't think they can keep their attention on something for an hour, there's no point in suggesting watching it. Your condescending tone is also pretty cringetastic. Don't talk down to people just because they don't like the same things as you.

Let's not pretend the videos weren't repetitive. They basically fall into three categories: "standing still while the camera pans dramatically", "frenetic movement through a space" and "group groping". If they've already seen some of them, they've probably got the gist.

It's fine, but unless you really love the album and visuals strongly affect how you view music, you can probably skip it.

Unless there's some super-secret box set edition that isn't available for pre-order yet, there does not seem to be a deluxe. She registered two songs that didn't make the standard edition recently ("Light of Love" and "Mirage") and people had speculated that they might be for the deluxe, since she registered most of the bonus tracks for Ceremonials and How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful pretty soon before preorders went up, but it seems like they're just outtakes this time.