Lady Gaga's new song "Venus" off the upcoming ARTPOP hit the web this weekend. The four-minute track sounds like a robot with a fake British accent blasting in to space dressed as a mermaid, engaging in an extra-terrestrial love affair.
On her intergalactic adventure Gaga sings, "Have an oyster, baby / It's Aphrod-isy / Act sleazy / Venus / Worship to the land / A girl from the planet / To the planet."
Included in the audio for the song is an image of Gaga painted in metallic with a scorpion resting on her face and neon lights reflecting off her skin.
The new single comes after last week's release of "Do What U Want," featuring R. Kelly. Mother Monster debuted "Venus" live at the G-A-Y nightclub in London. She also revealed a live version of the song "Gypsy" in Berlin last week.
ARTPOP is scheduled for release Nov. 8 via Interscope Records. It is the pop star's third album, the follow up to 2011's Born This Way.
Check out "Venus" for yourself here, and let us know what you think in the comments section below! The song is available today on iTunes.
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