MADONNA, BECAUSE... IT'S MADONNA

...AND BECAUSE OCTOBER 17th IS THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY OF GLOBAL MEGA-HIT HUNG UP

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HUNG UP DIRECTED BY JOHAN RENCK

FAME AUDITION REEL REMASTERING +

GET UP PROMO ANIMATED IN A.I.

FROM STILL PHOTOGRAPHY BY DAN K

ARO: SHARED SOMETHING WITH THE NIGHT

AIMÉE RACHEL OSBOURNE: THE OTHER OSBOURNE DAUGHTER

While shunning the spotlight, Aimée - Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne's oldest daughter - has been quietly beavering away in the background crafting some frankly excellent, dark electro-pop under the name ARO. With similarly eccentric British influences from Portishead to Kate Bush, Aimée recently teased a tantalizing collaboration with the equally mysterious Toronto-based producer and instrumentalist FJØRA. 

With the sad passing of her legendary father this week, we hope that Aimée can find it in herself to release more music soon because we at Future-Rocker definitely want to hear it. 

From the 2020 album Vacare Adamaré.

LADY GAGA - DISEASE (Official Music Video)

LADY GAGA RETURNS WITH SOME HEAVY POP ELECTRONICA

AND A ZACK SNYDER DAWN OF THE DEAD-INSPIRED PROMO VIDEO!

NEW ALBUM TO BE RELEASED FEBRUARY 2025!

 

COMPARE AND CONTRAST!  

'TELEPHONE' is TEN!!

LADY GAGA'S GLITCH-TASTIC DISCO CLASSIC IS A DECADE OLD!

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Originally, Telephone was featured on 'The Fame Monster', an EP released to celebrate/capitalise on Gaga's chartbusting debut album, The Fame.

The disk also yielded two other enormous hits, Alejandro and Bad Romance. (It was both a standalone release, and also part of a 2CD re-release of the debut album, depending on the territory). 

Such was Gaga's meteoric rise that long-established megastar Beyoncé guested on the song, as well as the grindhouse-style promo video, directed by Jonas Akerlund. The mini-movie is a fun romp that homages the anarchic 90s films of auteurs Quentin Tarantino & Robert Rodriguez, and doesn't mind chopping up the flow of the song that it's designed to promote. It's a typical Akerlund production: sexy, funny, and beautifully shot.