Yes, it's in Freak.

Where is your record tho?

Salvatore

These tracks flow into one another so nicely

I don't think I will be able to pick a trinity today. I need to digest it a bit more

In the same place where your constructive criticism is.

Every album had it's highs and lows production wise.. BTD has Born To Die, Off To The Races, Blue Jeans, Video Games, and Summertime Sadness. Paradise has Ride, P*ssy, Body Electric, Young & Beautiful and Gods & Monsters. Ultraviolence has Cruel World, West Coast, Shades of Cool, Pretty When You Cry, and Black Beauty. While Honeymoon has Honeymoon, Music To Watch Boys To, Terrence Loves You, Salvatore, & 24.

I think it's cool to watch an artist switch things up too

Freak on the bus, wooo lawd.

So after my first full listen, this is my humble opinion. I think every Lana album has like a tying thread which is usually a grand concept. It's easier to notice it through the visuals, with UV having clearly darker imagery as opposed to HM bright-colored approach. But it also shows through the music. UV had great melodies (BB & FK being easy examples of impeccable melodies), but HM drives more on setting you in a certain mood than catching your attention when specific melodies. It does have its catchy moments, but I think I love the record as a whole because each individual song put me in a mood, or set me in a trance, and the flow is definitely beautiful. I cannot rate this album as of yet, and to me UV is still get greatest body of work. But HM is without a doubt a masterpiece on its own right and I love how she succeeded in creating a record where her persona is more assertive, and even consciously aggressive, as opposed to her victimized persona that plagued UV. She literally took control of the relationship in HM, and that change accompanies the record with its own freshness. I love it <3

ugh I left my earphones at home

Does anyone have the offical artwork in good quality?

The fact that the album is darkerrrrrrr then all her previous one

I'm so excited for the reviews.

yeah, it was weird seeing so many people being against a good album that nailed atmosphere, production (vocal and musical) and just had the right dark vibe it needed to have.

different strokes for different folks, i guess.

"Cos you're my religion, you're how I'm living, when all my friends say I should take some space"

and it was describes as HAPPY