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• Ultraviolence (2014) is Lana Del Reys brooding and cinematic second studio album, produced primarily by Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys. Stripping back the orchestral gloss of Born to Die, she leans into a rawer, guitar-driven sound that evokes vintage noir and faded California glamour. The record drifts through themes of desire, self-destruction, and melancholy, carried by Del Reys languid vocals and lush yet shadowy arrangements. Songs like West Coast, Shades of Cool, and Brooklyn Baby blend nostalgia with unease, embodying the albums slow, intoxicating pull. Ultraviolence refines Del Reys cinematic aesthetic into something more mature and confident less performative, more lived-in. Each track feels drenched in mood and atmosphere, like a film unspooling in slow motion. The albums fusion of dream pop, psychedelia, and classic ro