Lady Gaga hasn't exactly kept a tight lid on ARTPOP, her new album due out on November 11. Live performances and snippets from a half-dozen songs, including "Venus," "Swine," "Donatella" and "G.U.Y.", have all streamed online. And now, not entirely surprisingly, the entire album has leaked online.

It appears to be the work of hackers, but with Gaga you never know. To listen to ARTPOP in full, click here .

The Examiner accuses Mother Monster of "trying to hard" with her fourth studio album, and gave ARTPOP a failing grade:

The album opens up with "Aura," a track that not only sounds just like "Judas," a previous Gaga track, but also insults Muslim women and mocks their faith. It then leads to "Venus," a track that reductively recalls Madonna's "Papa Don't Preach." The spacy, rocky song could have been fun if Lady Gaga didn't over-sing the versus so much. Now, she's copying Christina Aguilera.

"G.U.Y. is a reductive version of "Paparazzi." It's not a bad song, but it doesn't offer anything new to the table. Speaking of reductive (again), "Sex Dreams" tries to blend Madonna, The Divinyls, and Prince into one song and desperately fails. You can throw a little Janet Jackson in there as well. Perhaps those who were born past 1990 won't recognize the similarities.

The 15-song track list is as follows:

Aura

Venus

G.U.Y.

Sexxx Dream

Jewels N' Drugs

MANiCURE

Do What U Want

Artpop

Swine

Donatella

Fashion!

Mary Jane Holland

Dope

Gypsy

Applause