Fart Deco

COCC is giving me gold/orange, white and turquoise colours

i'm thinking grand canyon or earthy, orange colors mainly because of her supposed photoshoot, but before this the country club imagery overall gave me slim aarons, pastel vibes 

i'm like 99% sure most of these have covers but i cba to dig them up so all y'all get is the tracklists 

I’m definitely expecting a mild yellow, burnt orange, white and grey colour scheme for this era

Based on the title, I envision a sort duality, so I'd say:
"By the Poolside": the calm and cloudless life enjoyed by country club clients
opposed to
"Force 12 Storm": the impending tragedy and collapse of modern society

Love those titles! Some that came for me were “Woodworker” (since she referred to her man as that word in a couple of poems on Violet - maybe we’ll see that in COTCC?), “Chartreuse”, “My Faith is Fragile - Findings of the Divine Feminine”, and “All My Women”! 

Fun fact: in my language "Lana" means wool.
Anyway, I had very low expectations about NFR! cover, seeing the singles covers (especially HIADT and DT) and the lack of visuals besides the recycled MAC video and the VB looped one, yet she came up with something well thought and nicely executed (even if it was shot by Chuck)... so I don't know what to expect, but I won't despair yet

I think that Charlie’s aesthetic would fit my perceptions about COCC: a post apocalyptic feeling of doom with sinister and distorted imagery, dark and gloomy tones too... throw in some sort of glamour element and it’ll be perfect!
Like hyper-styled glamorous Lana in a context of decadence...
Nicole could depict very well that kind of luxury and opulence with her ultra glossy, patinated style... 
So a mix of the two would be ideal, to me.
But, at the end of the day, I think it’s going to be a very minimal, home made era under the visual department.

Based on the title, I envision a sort duality, so I'd say:
"By the Poolside": the calm and cloudless life enjoyed by country club clients
opposed to
"Force 12 Storm": the impending tragedy and collapse of modern society

Based on the title, I envision a sort duality, so I'd say:
"By the Poolside": the calm and cloudless life enjoyed by country club clients
opposed to
"Force 12 Storm": the impending tragedy and collapse of modern society

if she doesn't "surprise" release this album on SEPTEMBER 5TH, 2020. I WILL NOT be buying every version of the vinyl, ONLY 1!!
 
THAT'll show who's boss. 
 
going crazy luvs, I'm litter ally goin crazy 
 

Based on the title, I envision a sort duality, so I'd say:
"By the Poolside": the calm and cloudless life enjoyed by country club clients
opposed to
"Force 12 Storm": the impending tragedy and collapse of modern society

Based on the title, I envision a sort duality, so I'd say:
"By the Poolside": the calm and cloudless life enjoyed by country club clients
opposed to
"Force 12 Storm": the impending tragedy and collapse of modern society

Based on the title, I envision a sort duality, so I'd say:
"By the Poolside": the calm and cloudless life enjoyed by country club clients
opposed to
"Force 12 Storm": the impending tragedy and collapse of modern society

am i the only one who literally has no fear of it being delayed?  sure we don’t have as much info as other albums at this point in time before release, but we have a title, song titles, a snippet, and a release date ... to me i still believe it’s coming early September and that she’s just trying out a new rollout method so im just laying back and chilling till that date  but it’s funny to watch everybody get worked up for over 200 pages and if it’s not out in september ill happily join yall 

I think that Charlie’s aesthetic would fit my perceptions about COCC: a post apocalyptic feeling of doom with sinister and distorted imagery, dark and gloomy tones too... throw in some sort of glamour element and it’ll be perfect!
Like hyper-styled glamorous Lana in a context of decadence...
Nicole could depict very well that kind of luxury and opulence with her ultra glossy, patinated style... 
So a mix of the two would be ideal, to me.
But, at the end of the day, I think it’s going to be a very minimal, home made era under the visual department.

I think that Charlie’s aesthetic would fit my perceptions about COCC: a post apocalyptic feeling of doom with sinister and distorted imagery, dark and gloomy tones too... throw in some sort of glamour element and it’ll be perfect!
Like hyper-styled glamorous Lana in a context of decadence...
Nicole could depict very well that kind of luxury and opulence with her ultra glossy, patinated style... 
So a mix of the two would be ideal, to me.
But, at the end of the day, I think it’s going to be a very minimal, home made era under the visual department.

I think that Charlie’s aesthetic would fit my perceptions about COCC: a post apocalyptic feeling of doom with sinister and distorted imagery, dark and gloomy tones too... throw in some sort of glamour element and it’ll be perfect!
Like hyper-styled glamorous Lana in a context of decadence...
Nicole could depict very well that kind of luxury and opulence with her ultra glossy, patinated style... 
So a mix of the two would be ideal, to me.
But, at the end of the day, I think it’s going to be a very minimal, home made era under the visual department.

Honeymoon had the best rollout imo: she created some buzz uploading the title track on YouTube in the middle of july, then at the beginning of august she announced HBTB as the lead single, and released it a week later with its video following.
Middle august she posted on Instagram the textless billboard captioning it with the date of release and the following week she posted the tracklist and the album was available for preorder.
And then 2 singles before the release: TLY as a promo single and MTWBT with its music video.
Also, Honeymoon hotline was a nice addition!
In the span of two months we have had everything, no draggings nor excruciating waitings with no word about what was going on.
That era has been low key, but professionally planned and well executed 

Probably.

I think that Charlie’s aesthetic would fit my perceptions about COCC: a post apocalyptic feeling of doom with sinister and distorted imagery, dark and gloomy tones too... throw in some sort of glamour element and it’ll be perfect!
Like hyper-styled glamorous Lana in a context of decadence...
Nicole could depict very well that kind of luxury and opulence with her ultra glossy, patinated style... 
So a mix of the two would be ideal, to me.
But, at the end of the day, I think it’s going to be a very minimal, home made era under the visual department.

I think that Charlie’s aesthetic would fit my perceptions about COCC: a post apocalyptic feeling of doom with sinister and distorted imagery, dark and gloomy tones too... throw in some sort of glamour element and it’ll be perfect!
Like hyper-styled glamorous Lana in a context of decadence...
Nicole could depict very well that kind of luxury and opulence with her ultra glossy, patinated style... 
So a mix of the two would be ideal, to me.
But, at the end of the day, I think it’s going to be a very minimal, home made era under the visual department.

I think that Charlie’s aesthetic would fit my perceptions about COCC: a post apocalyptic feeling of doom with sinister and distorted imagery, dark and gloomy tones too... throw in some sort of glamour element and it’ll be perfect!
Like hyper-styled glamorous Lana in a context of decadence...
Nicole could depict very well that kind of luxury and opulence with her ultra glossy, patinated style... 
So a mix of the two would be ideal, to me.
But, at the end of the day, I think it’s going to be a very minimal, home made era under the visual department.

So heres what vibe i get from this album: trippy chill trap songs in lust for life style, space witchy aesthetic (lana said this album is inspired by astrology), topics from uv coming back. And heres what we will get: 6 identical chuck music videos from lanas yard that have nothing to do with albums aesthetic.

Honeymoon had the best rollout imo: she created some buzz uploading the title track on YouTube in the middle of july, then at the beginning of august she announced HBTB as the lead single, and released it a week later with its video following.
Middle august she posted on Instagram the textless billboard captioning it with the date of release and the following week she posted the tracklist and the album was available for preorder.
And then 2 singles before the release: TLY as a promo single and MTWBT with its music video.
Also, Honeymoon hotline was a nice addition!
In the span of two months we have had everything, no draggings nor excruciating waitings with no word about what was going on.
That era has been low key, but professionally planned and well executed