Lana Del Rey - Ultraviolence trap 'Praise His Name' & 'Pon

'Praise His Name' & 'Pon Your Toe' 'Longside Broader Than Broadway Hits' 'Teach The Youth'

It's music that's "smooth" in all the best possible connotations of the term: music that's smooth on the streets and also smooth between the sheets

is the new studio album from Backwoodz Studioz artist PremRock (perhaps best known as ½ of ShrapKnel

including previous vinyl-exclusive track ‘#19’ alongside two additional tracks (officially released and on physical formats for the first time)

Lana Del Rey - Ultraviolence trap 'Praise His Name' & 'PonSlow and low is the name of the game and no ones sad shtick is more seductive than Madame Melancholia herself, Lana Del Rey. After her breakthrough Born To Die, Lana Del Rey honed her hazy noir sound and added depth and personality to her wayward character. Star crossed lovers of porcelain fragile women and bullish men are still central to the story (a certain factor in choosing to reinterpret the eternal Romeo and Juliets Love Theme by Nino Rota for