Ultraviolence Reviews: 74 Metascore (DISCUSS REVIEWS ONLY)

[Purify 428]

Yes baby so happy, her works finally is being recognized   .

[ilovetati 15,297]

 ‏@RideMyWildHeart  41m

@LanaDelRey #ULTRAVIOLENCE review completed. Thoughts to be published next week #hypnotic #maturation #indigofunk #MONEYPOWERGLORY

 

Is this the author of the Pop Matters review that we already know about?

[naachoboy 7,993]

 ‏@RideMyWildHeart  41m

@LanaDelRey #ULTRAVIOLENCE review completed. Thoughts to be published next week #hypnotic #maturation #indigofunk #MONEYPOWERGLORY

 

Is this the author of the Pop Matters review that we already know about?

i think :s

[Symphonic 58]

 

 ‏@RideMyWildHeart  41m

@LanaDelRey #ULTRAVIOLENCE review completed. Thoughts to be published next week #hypnotic #maturation #indigofunk #MONEYPOWERGLORY

 

Is this the author of the Pop Matters review that we already know about?

 

I don't think. The author of the PopMatters review is C. W. Mahoney.

[LiamViljoen 908]

Ultraviolence has a higher rating then pure heroine on metacritic

[Deadly Nightshade 125]

Ultraviolence has a higher rating then pure heroine on metacritic

 

For now 

[LiamViljoen 908]

For now

 

RS!!!!

 

:scream:

[FormerLanaFan 170]

I hope this will not count on metacritic

FT.com 3/5 stars

http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/2/6d473358-f1c0-11e3-a2da-00144feabdc0.html#axzz34cxfClU6

 

Based on this presentation of UV I hope that they will give at least 4 stars

ALLMUSIC

http://www.allmusic.com/album/release/ultraviolence-deluxe-version-mr0004177140

[naachoboy 7,993]

 

I hope this will not count on metacritic

 

Lana Del Rey: Ultraviolence – review

By Ludovic Hunter-Tilney

Singer shifts the terms of reference from old-fashioned hip-hop to a hazy dream of 1960s orchestral pop

On Born to Die, Lana Del Rey styled herself as an old-fashioned leading lady for the hip-hop generation, a “gangsta Nancy Sinatra” in her words, all heavy-lidded voice, dramatic orchestrations and unhurried trip-hop beats. It was a bravura makeover.

But the singer who serenaded a bad boy in “Blue Jeans” with the words, “You were sorta punk rock, I grew up on hip-hop,” shifts the terms of reference on the follow-up. “Brooklyn Baby” finds her “churning out novels like beat poetry on amphetamines”, listening to her “rare jazz collection” and singing “like Lou Reed” in a guitarist-boyfriend’s band; her voice is dreamy and breathy, the precise opposite of Reed, while the music is a hazy dream of 1960s orchestral pop.

The Black Keys’ Dan Auerbach is the producer, a team-up that bears other fruits too. “Cruel World” revives the “cowboy psychedelia” of Nancy Sinatra collaborator Lee Hazelwood while “Ultraviolence” finds Del Rey making languid use of 1960s girl group The Crystals’ controversial line: “He hit me and it felt like a kiss.”

Despite her self-depiction as victim, Del Rey is too much of a presence to play ingénue to anyone’s Svengali, her vocals going from sleepy murmurs to the Goldfrapp-style swoops of “Shades of Cool”. But a slow pace and lack of beats cause Ultraviolence to run adrift in its second half, ending with Del Rey warbling an unconvincing vibrato in “The Other Woman”, miscast as just another retro-torch singer.

Lana Del Rey

Ultraviolence

(Polydor)

 

 

which one is this? Not counted on MC  

 

THIS is the list of reviewers counted: 

Music The 405

All Music Guide

Absolute Punk

Alternative Press*

American Songwriter

Austin Chronicle

Billboard

Blurt

Boston Globe

Chicago Tribune

Clash Music

Classic Rock*

CMJ

Cokemachineglow.com

Consequence of Sound

Country Weekly

Delusions of Adequacy

DJ Booth

Drowned In Sound

Dusted Magazine

Entertainment Weekly

Exclaim

Fact Magazine (UK)

The Fly (UK)

Filter*

The Guardian

HipHopDX

The Independent (UK)

Kerrang!*

The Line of Best Fit

Los Angeles Times

Mojo*

Mixmag

musicOMH.com

New Musical Express

New York Daily News

The New York Times

No Ripcord

NOW Magazine (Toronto)

The Observer

Okay Player

One Thirty BPM

The Onion (A.V. Club)

Paste Magazine

The Phoenix (Boston)

Pitchfork

Pop Matters

Pretty Much Amazing

Punk News.org

Q Magazine*

The Quietus

Record Collector

Resident Advisor

Revolver*

Rock Sound

Rolling Stone

Slant Magazine

The Source *

Spin*

Sputnikmusic

The Telegraph (UK)

This is Fake DIY

Tiny Mix Tapes

Uncut*

Under The Radar

Urb*

The Wire*

XLR8

XXL  

[FormerLanaFan 170]

naachoboy, on 14 Jun 2014 - 6:47 PM, said:

Boston Globe

Chicago Tribune

The New York Times

Pitchfork

Rolling Stone

Tiny Mix Tapes

There are a lot of potential haters left I would be surprised if she stays above 75

[FormerLanaFan 170]

Slay queen

http://nypost.com/2014/06/14/lana-del-ray-is-ready-to-take-her-reign-as-pop-queen/

 

 

I don't know them but they are fangirling:

http://hootingandhowling.com/album-ultraviolence-lana-del-rey/

[naachoboy 7,993]

There are a lot of haters left I would be surprised if she stays above 75

The Boston Globe reviewer said that he was impressed. 

[lafleursauvage 324]

Slay queen 

 

http://nypost.com/2014/06/14/lana-del-ray-is-ready-to-take-her-reign-as-pop-queen/

 

I'm screaming  

 

Look at the link... 

 

Lana del RAY 

 

RAY

 

RAY 

 

[FormerLanaFan 170]

The Boston Globe reviewer said that he was impressed. 

Good news, you know, after years of Lana bashing is just hard for me to get accustomed with good reviews

[cadmus2166 23]

James Reed, Boston Globe reviewer: — James Reed (@GlobeJamesReed) https://twitter.com/GlobeJamesReed/statuses/477536463861452800[/indent]

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Haven't said this in a while: Lana Del Rey has left me awestruck. Her new album, "Ultraviolence," is staggeringly good.

— James Reed (@GlobeJamesReed) https://twitter.com/GlobeJamesReed/statuses/477536463861452800

[Nick 857]

A lot of these reviews seem to be ripping the lyrics of this album to shreds but then giving it a decent overall rating, which I knew would happen. People are afraid of praising the work because of the backlash they'll receive by today's super-feminists. But again, the album is called Ultraviolence - the title alone should tell you that it's not going to be a happy, perfect album.

 

The good part about this is that the critics are actually impressed enough by the beautiful sound and vocal delivery that it counteracts any negative effects of the lyrics.

[Manueldelrey 72]

4 stars from All Music!

[naachoboy 7,993]

Good news, you know, after years of Lana bashing is just hard for me to get accustomed with good reviews

His review is coming on Tuesday. 

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James Reed‏@GlobeJamesReed

Haven't said this in a while: Lana Del Rey has left me awestruck. Her new album, "Ultraviolence," is staggeringly good.

[BLOODSHOT 3,029]

Ultraviolence has a higher rating then pure heroine on metacritic

Why does this matter tho

[Rem 2,392]

Why does this matter tho

it matters because Borde said and expressed many times that ha music is better.