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Lana Del Rey – Ultraviolence (Japan Edition)

The Cult Classic Gets a Coveted Eastern Upgrade

Release Date: June 18, 2014 (JP) / August 27, 2014 (iWW)
Label: Polydor / Interscope
Format: Digital (iTunes Plus AAC) / CD (SHM-CD)

Authentication checklist:

LANA DEL REY ULTRAVIOLENCE JAPAN EDITION CD 15 Songs incl 4 BONUS TRACKS BROOKLYN BABY. Lana Del Rey Ultraviolence -Japan Edition- -iTu...

  • “West Coast” — A masterclass in tension: slow-burning verses that erupt into a sunburnt chorus, driven by a hypnotic guitar line.
  • “Shades of Cool” — Expansive and cinematic, with a haunting vocal performance and dramatic trumpet/guitar interplay.
  • “Ultraviolence” — Title track that encapsulates the album’s dangerous romanticism and moody atmosphere.
  • “Brooklyn Baby” — Wry, self-aware, and catchy; offers a lighter, satirical counterpoint.

4. Availability

For listeners outside Japan:

  • Apple Music (Japan) – Requires a Japanese Apple ID and payment method
  • iTunes Store (Japan) – Can purchase the album digitally with Japanese account
  • Physical CD (Import) – Available via Discogs, eBay, or Japanese retailers (CDJapan)
  • Streaming elsewhere – Flipside is NOT on Spotify/Apple Music outside Japan

Guide: Lana Del Rey – Ultraviolence (Japan Edition) [iTunes / Digital]

1. Overview

  • Artist: Lana Del Rey
  • Album: Ultraviolence
  • Territory: Japan
  • Format: Digital (iTunes/Apple Music), plus physical CD (Japanese pressing)
  • Release Date: June 18, 2014 (same as global release, but with bonus content)

While streaming has homogenized music consumption, the hunt for this specific digital file—encoded in Apple’s proprietary, high-quality M4A container—represents a quest for superior fidelity, exclusive tracks, and a piece of digital music history. This article dissects why this particular Japanese import (available only briefly on the iTunes Store) is worth its weight in gold. Lana Del Rey – Ultraviolence (Japan Edition) The

Ultraviolence was a collaboration with Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys, and nowhere is that more evident than on the Japan Edition. The extra tracks lean further into the "West Coast psychedelic" sound. “West Coast” — A masterclass in tension: slow-burning

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