"Baby Blue Movie" - CAS (2024)

June 16, 2024

They'll be doing an ARENA tour (!!!!!!) this year - hitting Phoenix on October 8th (maybe won't sell out? Doubtful) - also Lana doing is an arena tour?! What is this year even? I feel like 2024 is the bleaker sequel to 2012 no one asked for. (Just kidding I liked 2012! I moved to Phoenix! Big year in my life. 2011 and 2013 can kick rocks though.)

Anyway here's the song, which is distinctly CAS, but it also reminds me a lot of the Xx in places. It really hits all the notes that they are known for, but I like how Greg Gonzalez's voice is almost softer here? It feels more developed and melodious, or it just might be a case of clearer production. Gonzalez has spoken to the storytelling in this song being purposefully cryptic, which IMO makes the song a little more appealing. CAS has raised eyebrows (and honestly, rightfully so) for some of their lyrical content so it's nice that this song leaves some more to the imagination. As a listener, I love when I have the chance to worldbuild with music and am not forced to a certain narrative. Daydreaming remains my #1 hobby.

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2012 the sequel2024Cigarettes After Sexeveryone gets an arena tourlana del reyplease help me see Lana live lolthe xx

Labels:2012 the sequel2024Cigarettes After Sexeveryone gets an arena tourlana del reyplease help me see Lana live lolthe xx

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