Jon Batiste Interlude

jimmy give me cocopuffs, jimmy give me 5

not me being the only fan of the name faeries cum first 

lana DOES show up when you just search a&w but i feel like we already knew that so

girl 

The subtle violin that comes in on the final chorus of Bad Man. She's so talented, it's the little production moments that bring so much to the song 
Also i've been reading another one of VC Andrews' books called My Sweet Audrina and i keep thinking of this song. There's this unhinged moment in the story where they have tea time every sunday with a ghost and it reminds me of the album cover. She really captured the gothic aesthetic of the stories so well, ughhhh i love her  
 
 

not me being the only fan of the name faeries cum first 

the way im 100% agreeing this is grimes like the mixing.. the way she sings are all very grimes but even if its not i hope aida releases more cuz her voice is amazing

took me a while to get into EYEYE but I've seen the light

not me being the only fan of the name faeries cum first 

yeah I haven't listened to the full song and it does sound like her. but if anything they're grimes stans and are heavily inspired by her I don't think she's collaborating with random brazilians
 
edit: if she is I'm pissed like girl focus on your goddamn album omg  

not me being the only fan of the name faeries cum first 

no i'm with u i love it too 

 

not me being the only fan of the name faeries cum first 

not me being the only fan of the name faeries cum first 

took me a while to get into EYEYE but I've seen the light

not me being the only fan of the name faeries cum first 

I hope her splitting from Columbia means she'll drop book 1 on her own

I'm tempted to spam fantano on twitter so he reviews it  

I'm gonna go all the way back and start with Sirens so...
 
Sirens: Out With a Bang would be my personal pick, but the thing about Sirens is that every song is so simplistic but so full of meaning, so it's hard to nail just one down
 
AKA: Pawn Shop Blues, hands down
 
Born To Die: Off To The Races is such an impressively written song. I'd honestly say Carmen is up there as well, it's storytelling is so captivating
 
Paradise: Ride and Bel Air for sure, but Gods & Monsters and Body Electric are also really well written 
 
Ultraviolence: Shades of Cool and Old Money
 
Honeymoon: I can make a case for every song on this album in terms of lyrical quality. However, I think The Blackest Day and Terrance are just absolutely breathtaking lyrically. 
 
Lust for Life: The triple gut punch that is Heroin, Change, and Get Free
 
NFR: hope is a song I could say is simply her best song lyrically ever, but I also think The greatest and Mariners are just so well written
 
Chemtrails: White Dress and the title track are the standouts. DBJAG could be interpreted quite simply, however, I think it's also a very poignantly written song with lyrics I love
 
Blue Banisters: Wildflower Wildfire is another song I think is one of Lana's best written songs ever, hands down. I really love a lot of the connections Lana makes on Text Book as well, particularly in the verses and pre-choruses 

Off To The Races
Ride
Black Beauty
Terrence Loves You
13 Beaches
hope is a dangerous thing for a woman like me to have - but i have it
White Dress
Nectar Of The Gods