On Popcast, a discussion about the singer’s latest “return to form” album and whether her aggressive promotion of it adds up to anything new.

"Mayhem" is the love child of Mother Monster's two most commercially successful albums, 2008's "The Fame" and 2011's "Born This Way."

Lady Gaga released her sixth studio album, 'Mayhem.' One song from the album is reminiscent of Taylor Swift's sound. Is she on the album?

Instead, she’s made one of her most sonically challenging and uniform albums yet: a mix of Nine Inch Nails, David Bowie, Prince and her Fame Monster -era self, rolled into the year’s strongest pop release yet.

It is as complete a statement about who Lady Gaga is in 2025 as anything could be. MAYHEM repositions Gaga as a dance diva heavily indebted to the icons who came before her to an audience as likely to know her for wearing a meat dress as for performing with Tony Bennett.

If there is any group of music fanatics who can continue on the vinyl revival into the year 2025 it’s the Monsters. Ahead of her highly anticipated seventh studio album “Mayhem,” out March 7, Lady Gaga has released various physical LPs of the new record — including limited-edition vinyl,

Lady Gaga's Mayhem has stormed to No. 1 on the U.K.'s Official Albums Chart to give the pop icon her fifth chart-topper (March 14). The new LP now joins The Fame (2009), Born This Way (2010), Artpop (2013) and Chromatica (2020) as No.