In reply to JOHNVIDAL (Iconic chanteuse slayed).

@JOHNVIDAL

What do you mean with 'expand your horizons', 'Ultraviolence' is vastly different from 'Born to Die', the production on the album is influenced by guitars, you can feel the Rock atmosphere in opposite to the Alternative Indie vibes of 'Born to Die', that's an evolution, what do you want her to do, a Pop record, hell no!, she's not a Pop artist, she has grown so much and this album is a proof of that, even her lyrics are different, it might be boring to you but it's a masterpiece to me, it's not appealing to the masses and everyone's ears, thing that i find interesting, she challenged the public with this new album, what she is trying to do is divide her hardcore fans and the casual listeners who liked 'Born to Die', those who will abandon her once they don't like the follow up, and that's fine, we don't need bandwagoners, this is Lana, this is her sound, she is original, she is not even trying to be a mainstream act, the only reason why people got interested in her was because she somehow became popular, she enter the mainstream world with an unusual music, with this record, hopefully the casual listeners will go back to listen to their mediocre Pop and R&B songs, they are not worthy of listen to such a good music, i'm so proud of the way she is handling her career, both commercial and musically. Ultraviolence is and will probably remain the best female record of 2014.