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This is my favorite Lana album. He is extremely deep, dark and artistic. If from my personal narrative, Ultraviolence takes place in 1969, Honeymoon takes place in 1971. Its vibe reminds me a lot of Brazilian music from the 70s. I don't know why, but I feel it.
Here, Lana gives herself headlong to art. Ignoring the comments and focusing the negative energies on their songs, turning them into masterpieces.
For me, in a few years, Honeymoon will become a highly rated cult album. One day I have ... read more

Once upon a time in March 2020. We are close to the global pandemic, close to restrictions and quarantine. On one of those strange days, full of tension and chaos, a 13-year-old girl, a fan of Lana Del Rey, decides to venture into the 2014 album, called Ultraviolence.
I remember wanting to hear the album because I knew it had influences from psychedelic rock, which I've always been a big fan of. I remember exactly how euphoric it was to hear Cruel World for the first time. I felt like Jim ... read more

This is my second favorite album by the band, and I believe it is everyone's second favorite.
This album has been with me since I was 12 years old. I'm currently 16 years old (almost 17), and I can say that this album saved my life. During 2020, a very difficult period for all of us, The Wall and The Dark Side of the Moon completely saved my life. Somehow, complex lyrics about complex subjects comforted me. I would listen and say, "I'm not the only one. Things can get better."
Anyway, ... read more

I confess that I just heard the whole album for the first time. And boy, what an experience. Pink Floyd forever!