“When’s it gonna be my turn?” she wails in the chorus between references to the Eagles’ “Hotel California” and Harry Nilsson’s “Don’t Forget Me.” (So she really has been listening to a lot of Nilsson.) The song returns to her partnership with Jack Antonoff, who was absent from Blue Banisters, with additional production from key Banisters collaborators Drew Erickson and Zach Dawes. Del Rey previously released the title track as a lead single on December 7, one of her most orchestral, lush songs in recent memory. She also shared a preview of the album art, but it was removed for violating nudity guidelines. On Friday, she dropped the track list on her private Instagram and announced that the 16-track album’s release has been pushed two weeks from March 10 to March 24. Del Rey’s next album is called Did you know that there’s a tunnel under Ocean Blvd.
And after 2020’s Violet Bent Backward Over the Grass and 2021’s Chemtrails Over the Country Club, her new one takes the cake. If the simple title Blue Banisters had you worried last time, don’t be: Lana Del Rey is still in her wordy era.
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