Electronic · 2007 · 13 tracks · 52m

✝

A maximalist collision of heavy metal energy and French house precision. Distorted, symphonic, and relentlessly loud, it redefined the sound of the 2000s dancefloor.

June 6, 2007 · Ed Banger Records

A high-octane blend of religious grandiosity and gritty, nocturnal rebellion.

Tracklist · 13 Tracks · 52m

01

Genesis

3:55

02

Let There Be Light

4:56

03

D.A.N.C.E.

4:02

04

Newjack

3:37

05

Phantom

4:22

06

Phantom, Pt II

3:21

07

Valentine

2:56

08

Tthhee Ppaarrttyy

4:03

09

DVNO

3:56

10

Stress

4:59

11

Waters of Nazareth

4:25

12

One Minute to Midnight

3:41

13

D.A.N.C.E. (rehearsal)

4:29

Moments Worth Listening For

The thunderous, cinematic brass opening of Genesis that sounds like a digital coronation

The sudden, anxiety-inducing string screech that drives the relentless pace of Stress

The way the children's choir in D.A.N.C.E. provides a sugary contrast to the gritty bassline

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How does ✝ sound next to the rest of Justice's catalogue?

Processed+3.9σ

The vocals lean far further into processed than the rest of the catalogue.

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