The official album cover for Marshall Mather's sixth studio album 'Relapse' (Image via YouTube/@eminem) After a self-imposed hiatus, because of an accidental Methadone overdose that almost cost ...

Eminem is celebrating his 16th year of sobriety ... the Detroit native released his sixth studio album, Relapse, which was followed by his seventh studio album, Recovery, in 2010.

Relapse was the first album that Eminem ever recorded sober ... when that one XXL cover looked like an announcement of empirical dominance. Even in a diminished form, it still meant something ...

Taking a sharp and serious turn from his fantastical and accent-heavy Relapse project, Eminem goes stone sober ... Mr. Mathers’ updates the cover art of the legendary horror filmmaker’s 1958 album of ...

Déjà Vu' (from 'Relapse') Em addresses his overdose, its cover up ... dark fantasy world the album inhabits. 19. 'Cold Wind Blows' (from 'Recovery') Eminem opens “Recovery” flowing over ...

[Relapse] was the first album and the first one that I had fun recording in a long time." “It was like the first time I started having fun with music again and relearning how to rap," Eminem added.

Eminem cited his 2009 album Relapse as "the first time that I had fun recording in a long time" Eminem's near-fatal drug overdose in 2007 was a wake-up call that not only inspired him to get sober ...

Wrap it all together in an awkwardly colorized, pinball-themed cover, and you’ve got the latest Eminem-themed Twitter fodder for the day. “This has to be up there with some of the worst album ...

The album is set to include hits from 2009's Relapse and forward ... wrote on Instagram alongside a photo of his cover art. Eminem Says Rap Music Is 'Therapeutic' for Him: 'That's How It's ...

Eminem's latest greatest-hits album is already causing a stir nearly one month before its release date. A follow-up to 2005's "Curtain Call," his latest compilation will highlight his work from 2009 ...

The artwork for Eminem's latest album cover has left fans in stitches over ... featuring tracks such as 'Relapse' from 2009, 'The Marshall Mathers LP 2' from 2013 and 'Kamikaze' (2018).