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A decade ago, Lady Gaga created an enormous, bravura flex of electronic pop. An anniversary edition arrives with six âreimaginedâ versions of its songs by LGBTQ+ artists and allies.
Lady Gaga was wrapped in raw beef when she announced her third album at 2010âs MTV VMAs. The meat dress was only a warm-up.
Born This Way, first released in May 2011, is a bravura flex of electronic pop as big as a Bosch canvas that charges between hair metal riffs, taint-tightening bass, and synths that crackle like hot coals. On her best front-to-back album, Gaga belts each crushing hook with every fiber of her chest, with personal pain turned into placard-ready manifestos. She sings like sheâs making a blood pact.
‘Born This Way Reimagined’ is genre-crossing, sometimes mediocre celebration of Lady Gaga’s genius
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Grade: 3.0/5.0
It is hard to imagine that it has already been a decade since the debut of Lady Gaga’s groundbreaking, record-smashing album,
Born this Way. Though released in 2011, the electro-pop-rock masterpiece has somehow defeated all barriers of time remaining just as danceable, relatable and fun to listen to as it was 10 years prior. With harsh synths, then-taboo calls for political action and Gaga’s incredibly impressive vocals, it is no wonder why
Born this Way has proved its longevity throughout the 2010s.