Lana Del Rey Reveals Album Artwork for Ultraviolence on Facebook

Ultraviolence is coming!!!!

Lana Del Rey took to her Facebook page today to give her fans something that they've been long waiting for.

The indie pop darling finally revealed the album artwork for her new CD Ultraviolence. Does this mean that fans could be expecting the new music sometime soon? Lets hope!!

The cover is so typically Lana. The songstress poses next to an old timey car, dressed in a see-through white v-neck, while giving the camera her best pout. The photo is of course taken in black and white, and we wouldn't expect anything different from Lana. The cover differs drastically from her Born to Die and Paradise covers which were full of color and life. 

The album artwork looks like it was taken the same day as her music video for "West Coast" was filmed. If you haven't seen the video yet, what are you doing with you life? (click here to watch the "West Coast' video).

With the reveal of the album cover and track listing in place we can only assume that Ultraviolence will be released sometime soon. After the track list was leaked via Amazon France yesterday, Lana took to her Facebook page to confirmed which songs made the cut. It seems like all the pieces are falling into place for this elusive album. (Click her to see the set list.)

Lana has been very hush-hush about the details on this latest album. Back in February, the singer set a release date for May 1st, which has since come and gone and still no album. Yesterday however, Amazone France put the album up on their site for pre-order along with an expected release "month" set for June. 

Just when we think that we get one steps closer to Ultraviolence, Lana pushes us two steps, back by giving us a release month instead of a specific date. Shaking my head.