RIP ivory almond

This was their 301st post... 301 backwards is 103... "HENRY COME ON" COMING 1/03 WHICH IS A FRIDAY

pls be tracks like "Move" aka best song on sirens

girl we're all asking the same damn thing

THATS ALL I NEEDED TO HEARRRR

for comparison's sake, say that the tracklist for TRPWS is the same as the tracklist for Sirens... which Sirens song is Henry, Come On like?

me searching for my name the 4th time in a row

bb it's "2.0"

pls don't give her ideas

Also vote Max Taylor as thread of the year pls: and vote me for lipster of the year too, dm me proof and ill make a fake demo of whatever song u choose

YALL THIS IS MY BESTIE JOAN, LOVE YOU BOO IDC WHAT THEY SAY THAT WHINY BITCH CHRISTINA HAD IT COMING XX

A&W WAS RELEASED AS A SINGLE ON A TUESDAY DO NOT GIVE UP HOPE "HENRY, COME ON" WILL RELEASE TOMORROW AT NOON MARK MY WORDS

no i found them online! here's the og photo:

FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION... Most Active: idk if yall know, but im actually on here a lot and post every day Best Profile Picture: cementing my cream cashew legacy, I have never changed my username or theme of my pfp; it is always a pic of sarah paulson, and currently, it is an edit of her/me on a movie poster made by the wonderful @boom like that for LB Secret Santa 2024 Underrated Member: tbh, i feel like i've made a real impact on lanaboards from all of my jokes and edits and contribution to survivor threads, and I'm not saying I feel overlooked, but it would be amazing to earn this award as proof of my credit <3 Bartender Award: i got a lot of nominations for this award this year, which makes me so happy; I love making people laugh and starting fake fights in status updates with @plastiscguy or resolving my long feud with @sympathyisaknife or finding the perfect memes/pop culture references for certain situations Attention Whore: i loveeeee me some good attention which is why i try to either be super funny on here or troll publicly Worst Signature: personally, i love my signature and I haven't changed it since day 1, but I was nominated for worst signature, and I can see where some people may be off put by an alcoholic, crazy ghost played by sarah paulson who cries on her ipad at night while the lyrics of lana's best unreleased surround her Jack Anti-Noff: as part of my trolling, I make a lot of fake demos and mixes that you guys usually clock, but I had one successful fake leak with the Your Girl STINT demo this year until insiders proved it to be fake; i also started the ivory almond mixes on youtube a couple years ago, but since then, I've actually released 5 original albums that you can listen to on my spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/41aqnQIsJctWZgfuROKjVf?si=GZVRy1csStybnhfs6xbh4Q Mod Queue Award: i'm currently on mod queue! and have 10 warning points! and been on indefinite mod queue twice before!

1. Lasso 2. The Right Person Will Stay 3. Henry, Come On 4. Milk and Honey 🍯 5. Songbird 🐦 6. Nature Boy — Interlude 7. In God's Time 8. Has Anyone Else Died For You? 9. I Must Be Stupid For Being So Happy 10. Hey Blue Baby 11. Prettiest Girl In Country Music (feat. Nikki Lane) 12. Little Piece Of Bayou Heaven 13. Stand By Your Man

I dye my hair a darker shade of brown 'Cause you like your women Spanish, dark, strong and proud ... I keep my lips red To seem like cherries in the spring

Yosemite being the only Rick Nowels track on COCC:

I hope she serves Nashville sound, classic vintage 50s/60s country on the record like Patsy Cline and Tammy Wynette

Rock Candy Sweet: 1. Dealer 2. Rock Candy Sweet 3. Watercolor Eyes 4. Madly 5. This Year's Girl (ft. Barrie-James O'Neill) 6. Say Yes To Heaven 7. Fine China 8. I Can Fly 9. Wild One 10. Land That I Love 11. Zodiac 12. Summer Wine (ft. Barrie-James O'Neill)

I disagree. She has been in the boring, piano-based, acoustic genre for a while, and before that, she only did one true rock-influenced record and the rest was alternative pop. If she returned to pop, but made it less trappy and more dark pop like the weeknd or billie eilish, I think it'd be cool. Or if she returned to rock and actually did something heavy like Nirvana or Hole OR something new and innovative in the soft rock genre like Duster. OR she could go really experimental and electronic like Radiohead or Grouper. There's so much more she hasn't fully dived into like she has with folk/piano ballads.

yes, exactly; in my mind, these are the main genres of each album: Indie Pop/Trip Hop/Orchestral Pop: 1. Born To Die 2. Paradise 5. Lust For Life --------- Psychedelic Rock/Folk Rock/Alternative Pop: 3. Ultraviolence 6. Norman Fucking Rockwell --------- Baroque Pop/Dream Pop: 4. Honeymoon --------- Americana/Indie Folk/Alternative/Classical Country: 7. Chemtrails Over The Country Club 8. Blue Banisters 9. Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd 10. The right person will stay BTD/Paradise gave us mainly electronic elements with orchestral textures. Ultraviolence gave us very distorted, live elements with atmospheric rock. Honeymoon gave us downtempo, ambient, classical elements that modernized old Jazz music. Lust For Life is the least cohesive in terms of sound, but returns to more BTD, electronic elements while also incorporating folk. NFR marks the switch in her sound, picking up from LFL's transition into a fully folk pop sound with lots of piano-based songs but also rock influence that is reminiscent of UV. Chemtrails gets less electronic than NFR, but maintains the folk aspects, now with a somewhat country flare. Blue Banisters gets very piano-heavy, but has lots of other acoustic elements like guitars and strings on top of it. Ocean Blvd is another album that isn't very cohesive, but still has piano-heavy tracks with more experimental textures, getting back to the electronic elements from NFR like synths and beats. Personally, I would say LFL, BTD, and Paradise are pretty similar sonically; about the same amount of similarity as NFR, COTCC, BB, and OB. But as you can see, UV and HM broke up that run of albums from being to repetitive, and Paradise was actually an EP for BTD, so that shouldn't really count against her early evolution. Even with Lana going country for the next album, it seems like it will be repetitive since it will be so folk-adjacent like the previous four albums. You can also sequence the albums in terms of producers. Emile Haynie: 1. Born To Die 2. Paradise Dan Auerbach: 3. Ultraviolence Rick Nowels: 4. Honeymoon 5. Lust For Life Jack Antonoff: 6. Norman Fucking Rockwell 7. Chemtrails Over The Country Club 9. Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd 10. The right person will stay Drew Erickson: 8. Blue Banisters Personally, I hope the next album we get from her is either Soft Rock, Dark Pop, or Southern Gothic (if she continues on the country path). She really needs to drop Jack Antonoff though. I would love to see her work with Rick and Auerbach again, but if she doesn't, she should find a new producer. I think an album produced by Paul Epworth, FINNEAS, Patrick Hyland, or Max Martin would be awesome.

why this sound real

well at least spill on the planned surprises you knew about

There isn't one for Lana until she has another, which is why the new album's pre-order hasn't dropped, because it isn't ready yet until it has more, she isn't going to even drop a pre-order until the next one comes, which probably won't be for a long time considering the last one just came for her, even though it was a while for us

@Pantene123 @Brightsun @111 if one of u bitches dont give us a crumb rn..

OMG THEYRE MAKING FINAL TOUCHES FOR THE PRE ORDER AT 12 PM EST IN 15 MINUTES