Tag: Lana Del Rey discography
Lana Del Rey Finally Gets Her James Bond Moment
For years, people wondered why Lana Del Rey was never invited into the “James Bond universe.” As it turned out, however, Del Rey had tried [Read More…]
Louche in Louisiana: Lana Del Rey’s Visual Accompaniment for “White Feather Hawk Tail Deer Hunter” Has Its Roots in “Video Games”
Being that Lana Del Rey is hardly a stranger to making “no frills” videos interspersed with “found footage,” her visual accompaniment for “White Feather Hawk [Read More…]
Lana Del Rey Is Cringe, Therefore Free on “White Feather Hawk Tail Deer Hunter”
Perhaps after so many years of being wrapped up in one’s own “persona” (something that Lana Del Rey has claimed to never have or need), [Read More…]
The “Ride” Stylings of the “Pink Pony Club” Video
Every time a new “pop girl” comes to the fore, it seems that their primary influence—whether in aesthetics or lyrical content—is Lana Del Rey. Indeed, [Read More…]
Lana Del Rey’s “Bluebird” Establishes A “Countrier” Sound (in the Style of Bob Dylan), With Thematic Hints of “I Can Fly”
So soon after the release of “Henry, Come On,” Lana Del Rey is already giving listeners another taste from her now as-of-yet unnamed album (The [Read More…]
“Henry, Come On” Kicks Off Lana Del Rey’s “Country” Era
Despite Lana Del Rey being the first one to pronounce that the music industry was “going country” early last year, she’s been the slowest to [Read More…]
Miley Cyrus’ “Prelude” Does Lana Del Rey and The Weeknd
While Miley Cyrus is no stranger to imitating Lana Del Rey stylings (see: the teaser for Endless Summer Vacation)—complete with dubbing her last album “a love letter [Read More…]
Listening to Lana Del Rey’s “American” Now
Although it took a while for people to get on board with the idea that Lana Del Rey wasn’t “glamorizing” America in her early work [Read More…]
Lana Del Rey and the Eerie/Fiery Prophecies of Her Norman Fucking Rockwell Era
Like most of Lana Del Rey’s oeuvre, finding references to California is the name of the game. Well, not so much “finding” them as being [Read More…]
Nosferatu Was Made For Lana Del Rey a.k.a. Ellen Hutter
While The Shangri-Las might have been the OGs when it came to perfecting the notion of “he’s good bad, but he’s not evil,” Lana Del [Read More…]
