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‘Ultraviolence’: How Lana Del Rey Revealed Her Killer New Direction
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‘Ultraviolence’: How Lana Del Rey Revealed Her Killer New Direction
Two years after the release of her hugely successful major-label debut album, Born To Die, Lana Del Rey came back with its equally impressive follow-up, Ultraviolence, on June 13, 2014. With Dan Auerbach (of The Black Keys) producing the majority of the album, Lana left behind the baroque pop she’d become known for in order to create something darker and more rock-focused. Listen to Lana Del Rey’s Ultraviolence now. “Perfect for a James Bond fil…
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