grandpas glass

it's Matt Pynn, Nikki Lane's guitarist https://www.instagram.com/mattpynn/ https://mullenguitars.com/mullen-artists

her furry era

"Lana took my Polaroid ..." how awesome is that?

Ok, honestly it's better than a collab with Migos or other pop/rap artists. There's something special about it, something only Lana can do. Maybe I can get more comfortable with it someday, The Prettiest Girl in Country Music actually sounds really good and whets the appetite for more.

don't know, even if it's true, there's something overbearing and presumptuous about it

Oh no, please don't revive this thread. It needs its rest to fade into oblivion.

pay TV subscription terminated, makes no sense if the song is just in the credits

maybe that means "trust no. 1". you know, Lana is our no. 1

honeymoon posted the second one in better quality, maybe this could be put into the op too:

Interesting that she keeps the "trust no one" tattoo. Does she not even trust her family and closest friends?

some more pics:

some base smileys I miss:

As long as they only sing together on stage and not on a Lana album, it's ok.

ok, so you can only trust the links that have a text/html Mime Type? Anyway, I would like the idea with Daytona..

According to the latest links created at lana.lnk.to ( ) D could stand for Daytona (Daytona Nightclub?) and the album is something like NFR 2.0, only this time set in Florida.

oh no, she's following Colter Wall now, which means she's still interested in country music

I don't know much about art, but these paintings could also have been made by 14-year-old students.

Lana preparing for her twitter comeback

There's a strange theory floating around in my head. WCE is actually RCS and was intended as title track for LDR8. But Interscope had other things in mind, they entered into a strategic partnership with the makers of Euphoria and stole the song from the album. Lana had no choice but to rename her album and postpone the release, because now a song was missing and possibly the concept was no longer right. This could explain the entire chaos around the release of Blue Banisters.

I think this refers to the title track, which entered the UK charts (#44) with the release of the album, but was not released as a single

it's her third best solo debut !

Has anyone heard the song on the radio yet? It will be featured on a German youth radio station in about an hour: https://www.sputnik.de/sendungen/firstplay-100.html

Because of its repetitiveness, this song is made for replay, getting better and better as you run it on a loop. This goes so far that after a few replays I can't tell if I'm at the beginning, middle or end of the song, so I can feel the lostness she's singing about.

Some fans like: why can't this soft soundtrack, meant for a sad movie scene, sound like a rocking, richly produced dance hit with electric guitar and drums?

What about the mention of colors in various songs and Picasso in Beautiful? And before the name 'Blue Banisters' was announced 'Rock Candy Sweet', so there has to be a close relationship.