It's her sixth album, and Lana Del Rey may have just released her best record since debut Born To Die.
The American singer is known for her dulcet tones reminiscent of artist from the 60s, and sensual imagery. This album is no different, but it feels like an innovation compared to her past records.
There are stunning hooks nestled in every corner of the 14-track album, from the enchanting melody of Mariners Apartment Complex to the sweeping vocals on Cinnamon Girl, it's difficult to find a song that doesn't demonstrate Lana at her best.
One of her main collaborators on this record is Jack Antonoff (Melodrama, Lover), a creative comrade for Del Rey who hasn't overstepped her style but enhanced it.
Del Rey's usual string sections are still present on most songs, but the use is smart and measured.