Madonna Rebel Heart album billboards...

Madonna is back in the skies of L.A. this month, evoking times past and her inner kink in these fabulous billboards her Madgesty's new record, Rebel Heart, about to drop in one month's time.

After the disappointing reception and sales for her last album, MDNA, in 2012, the iconic entertainer is pulling out all the stops to make a big impression for her new collection of songs for her thirteenth studio album.

It really wouldn't be a Madonna album without a bit of controversy and after the high-profile Sony Studios hack surrounding The Interview movie, several rough tracks off her new album were leaked resulting in an early Christmas present for fans of six songs from Rebel Heart available months ahead of the album's release.

You really couldn't ask for better timing or PR, making the iconic pop star, now in her late 50's, relevant again and getting her leaked music into the hands of a younger file-sharing audience couldn't have hurt at all.

Following the release of her 'Living for Love' video via Snapchat last week and her performance at this year's Grammys, another three tracks are also available to download.

From the looks of things this black and white bondage themed billboard represents Madonna's darker, rebellious and renegade impulses, whilst the softer landscape billboard creative, which harkens back to the blonde bombshell singer of yesteryear, represents her more romantic side.

The landscape billboards were snapped along West Hollywood's Sunset Strip and along Melrose Avenue on February 4, whilst the black and white wrapped face creative was snapped at the heavily trafficked Hollywood & Highland on February 8, 2015.

If you're a fan of the pop culture icon, be sure to also check out Madonna's Dolce & Gabbana MDG eyewear billboard from June 2010.

How can you not admire this woman's spirit, tenacity and talent, regardless of whatever other flaws she may have.

From what Daily Billboard has heard so far, Rebel Heart may be one of her more eclectic albums to date with many different music genre influences, but it sounds like she's onto a winner.

Now grab your Bolero jacket and prepare to dance and sing your Rebel Heart out.