LG7 is Coming, and Soon.

Lady Gaga is back. A jazz collaboration album with the dearly departed Tony Bennett, and a concept album for the new Joker movie, have led us to possibly the greatest thing since Chromatica. Or well, Dawn of Chromatica, specifically for the '911' remix. 

Gaga is one of those artists whose light shines over many genres, but she is one of the true connoisseurs of pop music as we know it today. To be frank, it would not exist without her. In light of her seventh album, swiftly on the way, let's talk Disease.

Immediately, the bass is pulsating. Buckle up, because you're about to be thrusted from the highest heights to the lowest, darkest depths in a matter of mere seconds. Gaga is known for her ability to write anthemic floor-fillers, and this is no exception. Is eerie electronica in? If it wasn't, it is now. As unsettling as it is mind-consuming, you will find yourself mumbling the lyrics as you wander mindlessly doing whatever tasks you've set for yourself to complete that day. Or, in public, a sort of Gaga Zombie so to speak, a little monster? Her vibrant whole-hearted vocals roar and reach falsettos which are unmatched only by the greats.

Gaga is a true performer and LG7, which will be released next month, will undoubtedly solidify her legacy as a pop-culture icon of the 21st century. Remember, you were born this way baby. Now, play your Gaga, and go and marry the night.