Justice: "On'n'On"

A romp through a Justice video is an ouroboros-like spiral through a land of milk and titties.  Not content to let the jacket art (above) speak for their love of gratuitous nudity, you have been warned that this video is NSFW.  It's quite awesome, though, something worth bookmarking for when you get home from work.  I don't do enough to credit the directors of these videos, so in penance please peep this Alexandre Courtes cat whenever you get a chance.


Justice - On'n'on by justice

Justice: "Canon" [Tiga Remix]

Man, Justice is really spacing out these Audio, Video, Disco singles.  "Civilization" came out way back in March 2011, with only the title track making a belated follow up in September.  "On'n'On" is scheduled to be the third single (January 30th) which makes for a single roughly every three months.  By this point in the album cycle most bands would be wrapping things up and getting to work on the next record, but then again we're talking about a band that took four years between their debut and sophomore LP's, so Justice have never been known for rushing things.

The Tiga remix of "Canon" is scheduled to be one included as a b-side to the "On'n'On" single, a jaunty romp deserving of the NSFW sleeve art above.


 Justice — Canon (Tiga Remix) by TIGA

Justice: "Canon"

Wild.  This shit sounds like Daft Punk broke out their Emerson, Lake and Palmer albums and started taking notes.  I'm sure Justice is tired of getting compared to Daft Punk just because they're both French, but that's actually not why at all: there is a movement afoot in Gaul of which DP is the de facto ringleader, and Justice is a part of it.  Doesn't mean they don't have their own identity, but the last time I checked a spade is still a spade... unless it's a hoe, but then we'd be talking about Nicki Minaj, wouldn't we?



 Justice - Canon by oiki_oiki

Justice: "Audio, Video, Disco"

This has the breezy vocals of early Air combined with the oh so French electro rock that Justice have helped pioneer, itself a handshake compromise between traditional filter disco and the disco punk that is all the rage at present.  "Audio, Video, Disco" is the title track off the band's upcoming album of the same name, due 25 Oct 2011 in the US (see what I did there, motherfuckers?).  This is the second single off of that album, following "Civilization" released way back in April.  I like "Audio, Video, Disco" better as a song, but "Civilization" had the better video.