Born This Way

There’s always been a disconnect between Lady Gaga’s outsized visual presence and the fairly safe club music of her first album, The Fame. The transitional EP The Fame Monster closed that distance considerably, and on her sophomore full-length, Gaga’s musical ambition finally catches up to her persona. Born This Way…

Check out our album review of Artist's Born This Way on Rolling Stone.com.

<p>It's disco-pop with a message as Lady Gaga channels the American dream, writes <strong>Kitty Empire</strong></p>

The singer's sophomore effort will likely be playing on a loop in hell and all the "bad kids" will be dancing to it for eternity.

Lady Gaga's relentless, shameless, sledgehammer pop nearly always hits the spot – if you ignore the cheesy saxophones, writes <strong>Tim Jonze</strong>

Lady Gaga - Born This Way review: When

Neil McCormick has his first listen of the year’s most anticipated album.