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Justice: There's no better time than now to become a Justice fan.
However, the band’s passionate Internet fan base might disagree, as they have been supporting the two Parisians since their rise to popularity in 2007 with "D.A.N.C.E”(an infectious and energetic single featuring feminine vocals and fast-paced rhythm).
Online support aside, the release of Audio, Video, Disco, in late 2011, has brought the band into an unprecedented maturity.
Many questioned whether they would be able to follow up + (Cross), their debut album, with something equally compelling.
They haven't.
They’ve created something both completely different and complementary.
Songs like “Civilization” and “New Lands” from their new album have an inspiring and uplifting feel that perfectly counters the edgy, menacing tones of songs like “Genesis” and “Stress” from their first full-length record.
By playing to a wider spectrum of emotions, their sound is infinitely more three-dimensional.
It’s something you’ve always known existed, but have been perpetually searching for.
When you find it, your tapping feet and bobbing head will let you know.
Justice: Dance Music - watch Justice live at Glasgow Academy in Glasgow, Lanarkshire on the Sunday, 12 February 2012. Compare ticket prices and save on the best seats in the house!
Justice at Glasgow Academy in Glasgow, Lanarkshire on Sunday, 12 February 2012.
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