What time period/year was Lana's most interesting musically?

[Lanaparadiserey 23,426]

Honestly probably 2019-2023. I want to know everything that happened because it is such a wild few years with a lot of ups and downs lol

 

And we’ve gotten songs like A&W….and then songs like For Free

[details 17,045]

i smell fights coming...  anyway that being said, 2014 of course

[Rico25 7,879]

Interesting question...

My favorite album is NFR but I love the musical/sonical explorations of UV/Honeymoon and thematically I think Lizzy went to places nobody else could

[caitlyn valliulina 4,424]

2007/08 in my very humble opinion 

[Weirdkowski 264]

Tbh I think her most experimental and interesting music sonically started with some of the dykttatuob’s songs and  will continue to develop in the future.

[ionut 9,216]

2013 or 2015-2016

[never2heaven 6,729]

I think 2017 lfl era that shook me but my heart is saying late 2013/14 but idk is that biased bc im an i-grew-up-on-ultraviolence kind of person

[Raise Me Up 2,395]

2007-2010 i love lizzy so much 

2011-2013 

2014 Ultraviolence is my second fav album ever 

[Raise Me Up 2,395]

20 hours ago, southbeachswing said:

AKA for me - everything that inspired it is so interesting and its a very sonically visual album (how lana described it herself) i think it’s some of her most creative work and nothing still really sounds like it.  having mermaid motel and yayo on the same album already kind of takes the cake for that imo  i mean just iconic

 

“Can you make the record sound like a black and white movie, at a sad party, and can you make it sound famous?”

 

 

the fact that she wrote almost all the songs alone is what makes me admire this album the most, the sound plan is literally a time machine, the fact that she made clips for almost all the music It's incredible , thanks lizzy for that 

[rightofjupiter 16,493]

ok forgot about demo era LFL, her sulky and mad af era, forever obsessed. that beautiful people demo...