Lana Del Rey’s spectral “Shades of Cool” now has a video to go with. Seen above, the Jake Nava-directed clip follows the movements of a ruggedly handsome older man — through the streets of Los Angeles at night, and eventually very ’70s-styled abode. Initially, our Ultraviolence heroine appears as a hologram or an, ahem, shade that seemingly lives in the fellow’s head, but the lines between fantasy and reality mesh further as the nearly six-minute track haunts ever onward. Ultraviolence is out now — revisit the title track, “Brooklyn Baby,” and “West Coast.” Also, catch LDR on an upcoming Brian Wilson album.
