Honeymoon - Interscope 2015
There are, of course, a few songs that rise out of anonymity but at no point the album comes close to the heights of "Born to Die" and "Paradise" - unfortunately. The song that may be the first to stick out from the rest is the quite catchy "High on the Beach", but on the other hand it probably does not have long lasting qualities.
Otherwise, my favorites must be "Music to Watch Boys To", "Religion" and "Salvatore". The cover version of "Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood" I find outright tiresome.
I was actually also a little disappointed with "Ultraviolence" but will now rate that album higher than "Honeymoon," which I so much feel lacks energy.