A darker, guitar-leaning peak produced with Dan Auerbach. Atmospheric and acclaimed. A creative high. Not their most famous record, but one of their most consistent.
On vinyl: Released during the vinyl resurgence — new copies are readily available from most record shops.
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More from Lana Del Rey — where to go next
If you have Ultraviolence, these are the Lana Del Rey records worth reaching for next.
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