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We are on the brink of marking nearly a year since I first covered \u201cDisease<\/a><\/strong>\u201d by Lady Gaga<\/a><\/strong> for the blog. Yet, it feels as if it were only yesterday that we eagerly embraced the inception of what has now become the iconic \u201cMayhem<\/strong>\u201d era. Despite the fact that \u201cMayhem\u201d<\/strong> has unleashed no more than three singles, the excitement has intensified with the recent revelation that Gaga will make a cameo as Rosaline Rotwood,<\/em><\/strong> in the much-anticipated Season 2 of \u201cWednesday<\/strong>\u201d on Netflix. Adding to the anticipation is the unveiling of a new track, \u201cThe Dead Dance<\/strong>,\u201d featured in the series.<\/p>\n When we recall how Lady Gaga boldly proclaims in the \u201cAbracadabra<\/a><\/strong>\u201d music video, \u201cthe category is, dance or die<\/mark><\/strong>,\u201d it becomes clear that this feels like an exquisite foreshadowing of the arrival of \u201cThe Dead Dance<\/strong>\u201c. If only we knew\u2026<\/p>\n