KillForLove

Super Ultra is such an underrated masterpiece 

RCA better push this like the hit it is

I have a feeling I won't like this next album as much as NMTF

I made the majority of it so I could try to see if I still have the files

The clanking bottles noises at 4:11 of Rapture always scares the shit outta me. 

The 30 snippet is ripped from this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EoojYLoKk0

PLEASE CAN THERE BE A DEADPETZ BOOTLEG VINYL PLEASE

i stan for the Stay Away (Salem's Angel Remix) and the Jungle (Phaeleh Remix)

no

https://twitter.com/MOYOUTHFR/status/716345963015745536 True Romance snippet 

YELLING! Good on her for exposing RCA's shit

I don't see how that means she deserves to be deliberately misgendered but ok.......

probably a generic thing for releases 

I honestly can't believe my ears when I listen to a Beyond Love...So l'm listening to TYLS but guess what I'm really thinking about Beyond Love

Theres a difference but I still don't understand what the problem is? Like if she covered the song would people have been offended? The artist clearly consented to the sample and probably got production credits so what is the issue here? Like it's fine to dislike her and her music but like don't act like this isn't a common practice (Charli XCX did a whole mixtape like this. Rihanna has had numerous singles doing this, Run the World by Beyonce heavily sampled Pon De Floor by Major Lazer)

Lmao you don't have to define a sample, I know what it is. Literally every song you hear on the radio has some kind of sample whether you can pick up on it or not. Theres also a lot of music that isn't so subtle with samples (Azealia Banks' BWET was literally just an album of rapping over beats dance producers had already put out). Doing that that doesn't diminish the quality of the music and clearly the sample was cleared meaning the original artist didn't have a problem with it being used. I just don't understand when people get so wound up by the term "sample" as if its a bad thing and every artist doesn't do it.

No shade because I don't particularly like Halsey as a person but I do have to mention that y'all need to remember that you're bringing up samples as a negative on a Lana Del Rey forum as if Born to Die (and most of Emile Haynie's production work) isn't sample driven.............

Do I like Halsey's music? Yes. Do I think she's completely manufactured (possibly not even to her knowledge) to market to teenagers who shop at urban outfitters and want to listen to "indie" music? Absolutely.

I want to see her try and put all the EP tracks on her album too

I am willing to throw fists over you saying Feels is her worst song

New EP track "Hang Up Tha Phone"
Listen here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/post/idsa.13380c82-ef84-11e5-9c57-f7948c9b2feb
 
I really like it. I'm excited for the rest of the ep
 
Also gold video

Gold video tomorrow (3/21)
EP "Low Kii Savage" out the following day 3/22

Gold video tomorrow (3/21)
EP "Low Kii Savage" out the following day 3/22

Yikes

Cassettes in general are just not a great medium. Vinyl, CDs, and digital files produce a much better sound. The only reason cassettes exist were to be a form of portable music in an era before CDs and digital files