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  1. honeyslow liked a post in a topic by Psychedelic Pussy in December 2023 Leakfest Wishlist   
    We need a Christmas Leakfest… and I don’t mean just a few songs… I mean we need at LEAST ten. Ten full studio recordings or HQ demos. No laptop demos girlies.. no instrumentals… no snippets… no watermarks. We need ten proper leaks- MINIMUM!
    Dont fuck this up ty 
  2. honeyslow liked a post in a topic by The Stargirl Pinky in December 2023 Leakfest Wishlist   
    David Kahne sitting at his computer streaming Vivian like 

  3. honeyslow liked a post in a topic by ComebacktoCalifornia in December 2023 Leakfest Wishlist   
    Yeah leak your favorite of those four or you are fake
  4. honeyslow liked a post in a topic by NikoGo in December 2023 Leakfest Wishlist   
    Noah fence but moving from our lq snippet era to our song title era isn’t exactly the step forward I wanted 
  5. honeyslow liked a post in a topic by NikoGo in December 2023 Leakfest Wishlist   
    Love on the golf course walked so Chemtrails over the country club could run 
  6. honeyslow liked a post in a topic by Candy Necklace in Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd - Post-Release Discussion Thread + Poll   
    Outstreamed and outcharted NFR on the same day  NFR what are you doing 
  7. mssainttropez liked a post in a topic by honeyslow in 'Ocean Blvd' Year End Lists   
    omg also the way they fucking ate this:
     
    Nothing against Lucy Dacus and Julien Baker, and nothing against Phoebe Bridgers for that matter. But Boygenius, the band of three musicians from Virginia, Tennessee and California, is less than the sum of its individual parts. In an honorable way, their joint debut album rebels against the cult of destructive rock stars and other rock 'n' roll folklore. It doesn't add any new perspectives to the male and heterosexual genre narratives, but at least some previously underrepresented ones. Nevertheless, The Record is not a system disruptor. Boygenius' songs remain too shallow for that and the band's staging as suit-wearers and guitar destroyers too firmly anchored in traditions that cannot be broken by reversing the most obvious signs. The fact that Boygenius were nevertheless celebrated in 2023 - also and especially for their positioning as a female-fronted band, especially by platforms and magazines that had previously shown little interest in rock music diversity - says more about the state of music journalism than about them. (Daniel Gerhardt)
     
  8. Fireffie liked a post in a topic by honeyslow in 'Ocean Blvd' Year End Lists   
    omg also the way they fucking ate this:
     
    Nothing against Lucy Dacus and Julien Baker, and nothing against Phoebe Bridgers for that matter. But Boygenius, the band of three musicians from Virginia, Tennessee and California, is less than the sum of its individual parts. In an honorable way, their joint debut album rebels against the cult of destructive rock stars and other rock 'n' roll folklore. It doesn't add any new perspectives to the male and heterosexual genre narratives, but at least some previously underrepresented ones. Nevertheless, The Record is not a system disruptor. Boygenius' songs remain too shallow for that and the band's staging as suit-wearers and guitar destroyers too firmly anchored in traditions that cannot be broken by reversing the most obvious signs. The fact that Boygenius were nevertheless celebrated in 2023 - also and especially for their positioning as a female-fronted band, especially by platforms and magazines that had previously shown little interest in rock music diversity - says more about the state of music journalism than about them. (Daniel Gerhardt)
     
  9. Cult Leader liked a post in a topic by honeyslow in 'Ocean Blvd' Year End Lists   
    omg also the way they fucking ate this:
     
    Nothing against Lucy Dacus and Julien Baker, and nothing against Phoebe Bridgers for that matter. But Boygenius, the band of three musicians from Virginia, Tennessee and California, is less than the sum of its individual parts. In an honorable way, their joint debut album rebels against the cult of destructive rock stars and other rock 'n' roll folklore. It doesn't add any new perspectives to the male and heterosexual genre narratives, but at least some previously underrepresented ones. Nevertheless, The Record is not a system disruptor. Boygenius' songs remain too shallow for that and the band's staging as suit-wearers and guitar destroyers too firmly anchored in traditions that cannot be broken by reversing the most obvious signs. The fact that Boygenius were nevertheless celebrated in 2023 - also and especially for their positioning as a female-fronted band, especially by platforms and magazines that had previously shown little interest in rock music diversity - says more about the state of music journalism than about them. (Daniel Gerhardt)
     
  10. The Sun Also Rises liked a post in a topic by honeyslow in 'Ocean Blvd' Year End Lists   
    omg also the way they fucking ate this:
     
    Nothing against Lucy Dacus and Julien Baker, and nothing against Phoebe Bridgers for that matter. But Boygenius, the band of three musicians from Virginia, Tennessee and California, is less than the sum of its individual parts. In an honorable way, their joint debut album rebels against the cult of destructive rock stars and other rock 'n' roll folklore. It doesn't add any new perspectives to the male and heterosexual genre narratives, but at least some previously underrepresented ones. Nevertheless, The Record is not a system disruptor. Boygenius' songs remain too shallow for that and the band's staging as suit-wearers and guitar destroyers too firmly anchored in traditions that cannot be broken by reversing the most obvious signs. The fact that Boygenius were nevertheless celebrated in 2023 - also and especially for their positioning as a female-fronted band, especially by platforms and magazines that had previously shown little interest in rock music diversity - says more about the state of music journalism than about them. (Daniel Gerhardt)
     
  11. honeyslow liked a post in a topic by Orville Peck in Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd - Post-Release Discussion Thread + Poll   
    Brought by the sunlight of the spirit to pour into me
    There's a name for it in Japanese, it's "Kintsugi"
     
     
     
     

  12. honeyslow liked a post in a topic by The Sun Also Rises in Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd - Post-Release Discussion Thread + Poll   
    Don't know where the appropriate place to put this is, but it came up on Youtube and I know some of you would appreciate it (maybe too much)
     
     
  13. honeyslow liked a post in a topic by Olympia in 'Ocean Blvd' Year End Lists   
    One of the biggest German newspapers presented Tunnel in their top ten albums of the year. The list is not numbered, but it's the first album mentioned. 😁
     
    https://www.zeit.de/kultur/musik/2023-12/alben-2023-lana-del-rey-taylor-swift-metallica?dicbo=v2-hUb0T5q
     
    Google translation:
     
    Sometimes you have to defend Lana Del Rey against her own fans. The world loves her for her worn-out glamour, but because of all the clichés it tends to forget what sets Del Rey apart from many pop stars of her generation: her music is not only just as interesting as her fictional character, it's actually getting more and more interesting. The single A&W, for example, begins as if a song by Mazzy Star had been dropped in a boat on the open sea. The story of a broken woman, the eponymous American whore, who can't expect any pity from anyone, slowly unfolds. After all, she is someone who challenges her own misfortune - just look at her hair, her face, her body.
    Then suddenly the scenery changes, the silent song transforms, rears up into the beast. A strict trap beat, a ten-pound bass, ghost songs from the last corner of the club, and this shattered soul, who has just opened her heart, is dancing on the pole in hot pants. The fateful guy in this story, his name is Jimmy of course, only loves his girl when he wants to have fun, but bad things are done to him too: "Your mom called, I told her, you're fucking up big time," she sings towards him callously. Rarely has the experience of taking refuge in intoxication and destruction in moments of greatest loss been put to music in a more harrowing way than here. Never has a Lana Del Rey song sounded more insane than A&W, never has one of her albums sounded more spooky than Did You Know That There's a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd with its shot-up family stories and samples of manic preachers. There isn't a greater storyteller than her in the pop mainstream right now. (Julia Lorenz)
     
  14. honeyslow liked a post in a topic by honeymoon is alive in Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd - Post-Release Discussion Thread + Poll   
    ocean blvd spending more weeks on the billboard 200 than nfr  you can give the aoty already 
  15. honeyslow liked a post in a topic by BartenderDeco in Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd - Post-Release Discussion Thread + Poll   
    reminiscing of the era where kintsugi would log in and give us tiny spills, god it was so fun
    i remember when the album cover leaked and the person said all the albums producers were on the cover and we thought they were part of the photoshoot
  16. honeyslow liked a post in a topic by ever in Instagram Updates   
    https://twitter.com/LDRHoneymoonIG/status/1736518083412361545?t=3WQuq9N3MkYzgODgsMhJtA&s=19
     
    ohh mother 
  17. dietpussycola liked a post in a topic by honeyslow in LDR10 - Pre-Pre-Release Thread   
    tbh I hope this album - whatever it is - isn’t coming anytime soon because Ocean Blvd is soo not done having its moment
  18. honeyslow liked a post in a topic by Embach in Lorde   
    Sis is listening to her music, I want to have a listen too
  19. honeyslow liked a post in a topic by bigspender in Lana with fans at TJ Maxx at Opry Mills in Nashville, December 16th, 2023   
    sorry for the lq and blur, my friend sent me these, she was shopping at the opry mills mall!
  20. honeyslow liked a post in a topic by syrup amour in LDR10 - Pre-Pre-Release Thread   
    I want an album that’s lyrically and sonically like Dragonslayer 
  21. syrup amour liked a post in a topic by honeyslow in LDR10 - Pre-Pre-Release Thread   
    tbh I hope this album - whatever it is - isn’t coming anytime soon because Ocean Blvd is soo not done having its moment
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