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Lana Del Rey says new LP ‘Stove’ has a “companion album”
Lana Del Rey has said that her forthcoming album, *Stove*, will be accompanied by a second record. The announcement matters because it expands a long-delayed release into a two-album project, giving fans the clearest indication yet that both records are nearing completion.
In an Instagram post, Del Rey said she needs about a month to finish the releases before sending them to vinyl, but gave no confirmed release date. She described *Stove* as a “classic” album and the companion record as a reflection on recent changes, doubt and patience; its title may be *Spyda*, though this remains unconfirmed. *Stove*, her first album since 2023’s *Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd*, has previously been known as *Lasso* and *The Right Person Will Stay*.
In short
- Lana Del Rey plans two new albums, including *Stove*.
- Both records may be finished within a month.
- The companion album’s title and release date remain unconfirmed.
Explained simply
Lana Del Rey is an American singer-songwriter known for atmospheric pop music and has a devoted fanbase. She is recognised for taking extended breaks between albums, making each new release a closely watched moment in popular music.
Her forthcoming album, currently titled *Stove*, has been in development for several years under various working titles, including *Lasso* and *The Right Person Will Stay*. It will be her first full album since 2023's *Did You Know That There's a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd*. The news that she plans to release *Stove* with a companion record suggests both projects are approaching completion after years of anticipation from her fanbase.