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well since it's kinda slow. Lana posing for the cover 
 

I'm gonna say it.... I'm kind of tired of the country music trend right now. I'm sure it'll be fine because it'll sound just like the rest of her poetry over a country beat style she's done for the last few albums but sigh. But I'm still gonna listen with an open heart.

The Grants graphic design company

another album with no rick on it....

lord jesus now we gonna be wondering and asking about the “LASSO” concept before it got changed. it’s the same damn shit every era !!!!! 

Sorry to be a downer but damn I was so excited for where she was gonna after Ocean Blvd and right now it seems like we are just getting another half baked slow ballad record, and with the date and cover antics I just can’t get myself excited for it. Not at least until we have some more info I guess. 

Especially when this album is supposed to have been in the works for like four-five years. I have high expectations for the songs, and it’d be sad if the cover art doesn’t match the hard work she’s put into this project.

I think Past Present Future I See in You is her idea of southern gothic 

I think Past Present Future I See in You is her idea of southern gothic 

I think Past Present Future I See in You is her idea of southern gothic 

I think Past Present Future I See in You is her idea of southern gothic 

I think Past Present Future I See in You is her idea of southern gothic 

I think Past Present Future I See in You is her idea of southern gothic 

I think Past Present Future I See in You is her idea of southern gothic 

Their response  the whole account is so unhinged

 

petition to make this an emoticon!!!

Just a lil casual thing I made and wanted to share with Lana fans - and maybe Queen fans if there are some here too! I mixed Cool Cat with Put Me In A Movie, and I really liked how it turned out! Even edited the music video with only late 2000s - early 2010s YouTube videos ^^ Here it is: THE FREAKIN VIDEO
(help me embed videos plz!! how do i do it?? ;-;)

I feel like Raise Me Up is definitely the most Lana has stepped into a "southern gothic" sound. I Talk to Jesus is another song that I think fits that vibe. 

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love seeing katie jane garside mentioned <3 i'm mostly familiar with lullabies in a glass wilderness, and i feel like that album is just so unique and broad that it's difficult to say exactly what genre it is, i could definitely see lesions in the brain fitting the southern gothic label, and maybe marybell (rides to town on a pig) and sleep with wolves since they're acoustic, but there's nothing that really makes them southern gothic except for their sound, sleep with wolves doesn't even really have any discernable lyrics, and even then, sound-wise, they feel more midwestern to me

y'allll need to listen to Cindy Lee! She's the drag persona and music project of Patrick Flegel (ex frontman of Women). She does psychedelic pop, lo-fi, etc... veeeery reminiscent of Ultraviolence IMO! Lots of distortion and guitars and stuff.
 
Her new album, Diamond Jubilee, is considered one of the best albums of 2024. You can find it on Youtube or on her own website: https://www.geocities.ws/ccqsk/
 
This is one of my favorite song from the album:
 

Wait, I just realized she said regarding Lasso: "there was a lot of 'American flair', too much of that American aesthetic." Who was it that claimed she was hesitant about releasing around the election and that some songs are political in nature akin to God Bless America...?? Maybe they actually knew something