Nothing’s sacred on Justice's 2007 electro-house debut, a frenetic assault of synths and samples filtered through jarring distortion and set to oblivion. "Genesis" opens with a boom before warped synths slice through, and after cherubs come in for the Michael Jackson tribute "D.A.N.C.E.," the album grinds relentlessly. Beats wiggle about on "Newjack" and groovy bass pops around Uffie's sassy raps on "Tthhee Ppaarrttyy," while "Stress" induces its namesake with spinning effects and "Waters of Nazareth" crunches sound into a disorienting buzz.