Artist: Wage War \u201cThis album is really everything I look for when it comes to what I enjoy in metal. From the more meaningful tracks that I can really relate to like “Will We Ever Learn” to “Low” and “Take The Fight” that get me hype and ready to go after vocalist Briton Bond <\/strong>drops that ‘blech’. I will most likely have this album on repeat for a few weeks and keep coming back to it.\u201d<\/p>\n Was h\u00f6rt Derek Oswald?<\/strong><\/p>\n Artist: Justice \u201cI’ve been spending much of my time this week revisiting Justice<\/strong>‘s 2007 album Cross <\/em>(self-titled on digital platforms), as it’s always been one of my favorites. The crunchy bass lines of “Genesis” and “Let There Be Light” helped shape and inspire and shape my sound as an electronic artist, and continue to do so 13 years after the release of this record. With almost 400 albums being sampled for use on Cross<\/em>, I consider it to be the electronic music equivalent of Paul’s Boutique. <\/em>Justice<\/strong> are heroes of mine, and this is a truly fantastic album!\u201d<\/p>\n Was h\u00f6rt Elysant Avery?<\/strong><\/p>\n K\u00fcnstler: Eminem<\/a> \u201cThe Kamikaze<\/em> album by Eminem<\/strong> is one of my favorites. It has an old school feel that Eminem<\/strong> had seemed to be lacking in his last few albums but, he came out fighting with this one. Eminem<\/strong> is known to be one of the most incredible lyricists in our time, and this album showcases his talent and wordplay. To me, this is a breakout album we have been waiting for from him. He doesn\u2019t care what others think or who he disses; this album is just Eminem<\/strong>, not caring, and doing what he does best.\u201d<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/altwire.net\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/03\/Wage-War-Pressure.jpg\")
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\nAlbum: Pressure (2019)
\nGenre: Metalcore<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
\nAlbum: Cross (2007)
\nGenre: Electronic\/House<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
\nAlbum: Kamikaze (2018)
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