Lana Del Rey: Paradise Vinyl EP Country / Blues Vinyl and creative EQ-ing (courtesy of

and creative EQ-ing (courtesy of Phillippe Zdar)

"Disarm" is a bit more aggressive and introduces hints of Detroit influence (and a little acid)

The Black Album is no Blueprint or Reasonable Doubt

while some throw out the beat all together in lieu of droning ambience ("Nostradamus & Me")

Pro-Ject Debut Series Turntables (Debut

Lana Del Rey: Paradise Vinyl EP Country / Blues Vinyl and creative EQ-ing (courtesy ofI used to think Lana Del Rey was the most insipid thing I've ever encountered, kinda the musical equivalent of cafeteria pizza. Then I started to see the effect she had on people whom I respect, so I gave it a shot. Honestly, it grew on me. What she lacks in range, she replaces with clinical execution and ice water veins. This type of stuff was meant to be listened to on vinyl. 8 tracks in all. music label: Polydor 2012 reviewed by the mgmnt 11 2012