American singer and songwriter Lana Del Rey has recorded songs for five studio albums, three extended plays (EPs), as well as guest features. Her debut EP Kill Kill (2008) was released by 5 Points Records under her birth name Elizabeth "Lizzy" Grant; its tracks "Kill Kill" and "Yayo" were written solely by Grant, while the remaining song "Gramma (Blue Ribbon Sparkler Trailer Heaven)" was co-written by Grant and David Kahne

Lana Del Rey has an awful lot of great songs that didn't make it onto her any four studio albums. We've compiled 11 intriguing demos, b-sides and loose ends from the catalog of Lana, dating back to her days recording as Lizzy Grant. Lana Del Rey. The problem with auteurs isn’t that they leave a lot of good stuff on the cutting-room floor in pursuit of a singular vision. It’s that once they’ve pursued that vision, they don’t typically go back and make something of the scraps. So thank the YouTube gods that Lana Del Rey, who’s arguably the premier cult artist of the 2010s, has a foaming-mad fan stronghold who’ll find and leak everything they can that didn’t make it onto her pristinely curated official works

Lana Del Rey’s New Album Is Called ‘Ultra-Violence’. She announced it last night at the Hollywood premiere of her short film ‘Tropico’. Lana Del Rey’s very fickle muse is apparently more amiable than she lets on. The pop singer announced the title of her new album last night at the Hollywood premiere of her short film Tropico. Dressed in red velvet and black military boots, the Summertime Sadness songstress addressed an audience of cell-phone-waving fans before rolling out the 30-minute short.

Lana Del Rey performs on "Saturday Night Live. A little bit of Lana Del Rey goes a long way. It was true when the songstress released her major-label debut album, Born to Die, in 2012, and it remains true three years later. The New York City-born balladeer has returned with Honeymoon, out Friday, her latest album of noir-pop. It features a familiar lyrical roll-call of doomed love affairs, impossible relationships and world-weariness. It’s a tale as old as time, so hearing all 14 tracks in one sitting can feel like a repetitive slog

Last night, indie Chanteuse Lana Del Rey held a fabulous album launch party with this site and the great and the good of Hollywood was there (we’re talking R-Patz) as well as Glamour. Lana, 32, invited a small group of her super fans – as well as Twilight star Robert Pattinson and Artic Monkeys’ Alex Turner – to the uber cool venue No Vacancy off Hollywood Boulevard to hear her new album Lust For Life (out now on this site). Even though the night was specifically for super fans, she also had some starry supporters.

Released 12 Nov 2012. CD1 01 Born to Die 02 Off to the Races 03 Blue Jeans 04 Video Games 05 Diet Mountain Dew 06 National Anthem 07 Dark Paradise 08 Radio 09 Carmen 10 Million Dollar Man 11 Summertime Sadness 12 This Is What Makes Us Girls. CD2 01 Ride 02 American 03 Cola 04 Body Electric 05 Blue Velvet 06 Gods & Monsters 07 Yayo 08 Bel Air.

The Black Keys - Walk Across the Water. Bruce Dickinson - Americans Are Behind. Devildriver - Revelation Machine. Emre Aydın - Bu Kez Anladım. Frozen Crown - Everwinter. Gloryhammer - Silent Tears of Frozen Princess. High by the Beach (оригинал Lana Del Rey). Кайф на пляже (перевод Дмитрий из Льгова). Boy, look at you looking at me. Малыш, ловлю на себе твой взгляд, I know you know how I feel.

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Lana Del Rey announces new album title: Ultraviolence. Paul Harris New York. However, fame did happen to someone called Lana Del Rey, a 25-year-old sultry, seductive songstress who is the current hottest name in US music and whose debut album is one of the most eagerly awaited events in the industry this year. It comes out on 31 January. Del Rey's image is nothing like Grant's. The video for her new song, provocatively called Born to Die, is slick and lavishly produced.

The fourth full-length from Lana Del Rey is sincere, sublime and beautiful. As personal as it is impressionistic, Lust for Life is the emergence of a great American storyteller. The fourth full-length from Lana Del Rey is sincere and sublime, pushing her fascination with pop culture iconography even further while adding a newly personal touch. We were instantly entranced when Lana Del Rey ’s Video Games surfaced six summers ago-candid but aloof, artfully homemade, haunted in tone with a video that felt like a message in a bottle washed ashore for reasons yet unknown.