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.

The star singer returns with her first solo LP since 2020, and it’s full of typically irresistible hooks and her signature sense of drama.

Lady Gaga's new album "Mayhem" is a beautifully chaotic collage of songs sonically inspired by David Bowie, Prince, Nine Inch Nails and more to create a more mature version of her debut studio album entitled "The Fame" or "The Fame Monster" deluxe.

On this week's episode of the Greatest Pop Stars podcast, we evaluate all aspects of the leadup to (and eventual release of) Lady Gaga's latest LP.

In the lead up to Lady Gaga's latest album Mayhem, there's been a lot of talk about Gaga returning to her roots. It's been five years since her last pop release, the Nineties house-inspired, cyberpunk concept album Chromatica.

Her song "Perfect Celebrity" had the most grunge vibe of her 'Mayhem' tracks Lady Gaga's Mayhem almost sounded very different. During her interview with The New York Times published on March 8, the "Rain on Me" singer revealed that her fiancé Michael Polansky talked her out of making Mayhem a "grunge" album.

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.

Lady Gaga’s Harlequin underperformed commercially, but it still has a chance at a Grammy nomination for Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album.