Del Rey: Last News

Lana Del Rey has finally released her new studio album, ‘Chemtrails Over The Country Club’.The album arrived today (March 19) after a slew of delays following its initial announcement back in May of last year.It was initially set for release in early September, and then she said it would either be coming in early December or early January.Listen to ‘Chemtrails Over The Country Club’ below:The album was preceded by the release of singles ‘Let Me Love You Like A Woman’ as well as the title track.

Lana Del Rey has called Donald Trump “a reflection of our world’s greatest problem” in a new interview.The musician spoke about the state of America with BBC Radio 1’s Annie Mac while premiering her new single ‘Chemtrails Over The Country Club’.Asked how she had coped with 2020, Del Rey said she had “always thought” something like the coronavirus pandemic would happen “way sooner”. “When they got rid of the contagious disease sector of the White House, I was like, ‘we’ll never make it’,” she said.“So that was one.

Lana Del Rey has taken to social media to share the album artwork and tracklist for her forthcoming album ‘Chemtrails Over The Country Club’.The album artwork features Del Rey and a slew of other women gathered around a table smiling, most in dresses and pearls.Alongside sharing the artwork, Del Rey wrote, “There’s always turmoil and upheaval and in the midst of it – there’s always beautiful music too”.View the artwork below:A post shared by Lana Del Rey (@lanadelrey)The track list for ‘Chemtrails Over The Country Club’ is 11 songs long, featuring the previously released lead single ‘Let Me Love You Like A Woman‘.Of the song, NME‘s Rhian Daly wrote that the song could be “a classic between-albums palette cleanser that, in the context of the

Lana Del Rey's much-anticipated album Chemtrails Over The Country Club doesn't have a release date yet — blame vinyl manufacturing for that one — but the singer-songwriter has shared a new whirlwind of a trailer for the project. Aside from visuals hinting at a demonic era for De Rey, there's one other bit of new information at the end: a January 11 release date for a new song and album pre-order.

Lana Del Rey has revealed that the mesh face mask she wore to a recent book signing was lined with plastic, after she faced criticism over its effectiveness.The singer wore the mask at a Los Angeles meet and greet for her new poetry book Violet Bent Backwards Over the Grass on Friday 2 October.However, seemingly large gaps in the covering prompted social media users to question how well it would help prevent the transmission of coronavirus.Del Rey has now addressed the criticism in response to an article from The Michigan Daily, which was titled: “Lana Del Rey wore a mesh mask. What now?”.“Great article.

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Lana Del Rey has announced an album of “American standards and classics” she intends on releasing in time for Christmas.Del Rey recently shared new single ‘Let Me Love You Like A Woman’, the first track to arrive from her upcoming album ‘Chemtrails Over The Country Club’.Reviewing the track, NME‘s Rhian Daly described it as “a swooning ode to starting anew” that “wouldn’t feel out of place on Taylor Swift’s ‘Folklore’, though it’s admittedly less distinct than the songs on either of those records.”‘Chemtrails Over The Country Club’ was pushed back from its original date in September this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.“Because of the vinyl process being 11 weeks, it could be, like, January 7th,” she told fans at a recent signing for

Lana Del Rey has shared her thoughts on the coronavirus pandemic in a new interview with Jack Antonoff, offering her view that society is realising a sense of “existential panic” as a result of the global health crisis.The two artists spoke at length about a range of subjects for a new feature in Interview Magazine, which has arrived ahead of the anticipated release this month of Del Rey’s new album ‘Chemtrails Over the Country Club’.During their conversation, Del Rey spoke about her own experience of panic attacks, saying that those closest to her “know the ins and outs of why I sometimes catch sheer panic out”.“I’ll say: ‘Today was a bad day and it’s because of you, and I don’t even know you anymore.’ I don’t necessarily think there’s

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