Cake Bush

Say it louder please 

Dont have the time or the mental energy to elaborate now, but this may be the peak of her artistry till now.
 
All of her deepest fears and ambitions summed up in such a smart, beautiful and disturbing way.
 

post production is taking so long because it's a 56 minute short film masterpiece no its true 

Their music is trash tho im sorry

The Grants gives big Rumpelstiltskin vibes with the "my sisters first born child , im gonna take that too with me" line

there's something about when a singer who has been known for sad and melancholy lyrics for over a decade now sings "that's how the light shines in"

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Kintsugi through to Grandfather is so cohesive, my fav track run. Especially Paris flowing from Fingertips and then into Grandfather. Those sample melodies are stunning back to back. Paris Texas has grown the most for me, at first i didn't like it but after a few listens i finally get it, it's a very enticing track 

i'm not so sure i've got anything of an epiphany to say about the record but imma just gush. there's this elusive sort of appeal to it that i can't and more so don't really want to pinpoint and name at the moment. it's been so entrancing, and the high contrasts between the sound of cool air'd vocals to the heaviness of the subject matter, the difference of temperatures between the sound of flight, and the bellows of wanting to forget and choosing what to hold onto. the album's just so inter-spatial and fulfilling, liberating as well to many extents. 

graceful, but still earthy, or something i'd attribute to an underwater pocket of an island protected by the sea. maybe i've always taken to heart what my star signs are, but the imagery, and flowing of water thru this record, the complexity of emotions and their necessity's just incredibly pristine. to the sharpness of what sounds like wind karate-chopping a space, and the warmth of reverbs and pulsing beats- this album's like a beautiful living dance of what it means to surmount struggle, and the genius in finding the beauty in it. like falling in love under a thunderstorm, or taking the right steps and finding comfort in keeping course.

it's not something i'd like to analyze to bits, but it's honestly just perfect to me. thank u Lana. consider me inspired, this album's like sunlight christening you from an opened window. 

Eartha was right

the way i listened to this album singles and then the l**k made me realize that for her next album, im not listening to a millisecond of anything till its fully officially released

the way i listened to this album singles and then the l**k made me realize that for her next album, im not listening to a millisecond of anything till its fully officially released

the way i listened to this album singles and then the l**k made me realize that for her next album, im not listening to a millisecond of anything till its fully officially released

Pearl Watch Me on Ring a Bell Psycho Lifeguard 

I just kinda wish Jon Batiste was the main producer of this album rather than Jack. Lana wanted this album to be piano-driven and Jon could have done wonders if he was on other tracks too. I think like that because of his production and piano skills on Candy Necklace and Interlude. He put so much depth and richness to these songs than Jack did. 
I want to see him on the producer seat of at least half of the LDRX songs so bad

When I first listened to grandfather i thought she was saying “if you don’t believe me look at my poetry, I’m a mouthpiece, hear it all through God” and I genuinely liked my lyrics better LMAO 

Eartha was right

Jack’s vocals in Margaret give me Springsteen vibes! It’s so nice!

Eartha was right

Eartha was right

Eartha was right

it's like if "hope is a dangerous thing for a woman like me to have - but i have it" was stretched to a full album, and i love it

it's like if "hope is a dangerous thing for a woman like me to have - but i have it" was stretched to a full album, and i love it

Eartha was right

Eartha was right