Ultraviolence

Lana Del Rey's 2014 album 'Ultraviolence' marks a departure from her previous work, shifting from her signature pop sound to a more stripped-down, atmospheric style influenced by classic rock and blues. Produced by Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys, the album showcases swirling guitars and haunting organ, creating a captivating backdrop for Lana's melancholic vocals as heard on singles like "West Coast" and "Shades Of Cool". 'Ultraviolence' delves into themes of love, loss, and addiction, offering a range of songs from wistful ballads to hypnotic, trance-like tracks. Praised for its emotional depth and cinematic quality, the album solidifies Lana Del Rey's reputation as a visionary artist. Double vinyl LP pressing included.