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And justice for all French DJs

11/27/07

Posted under Entertainment (general), Justice, Lawrence Casiraya, Music, Videos

By Lawrence Casiraya
INQUIRER.net

THIS video made me relive my faith in the power of the T-shirt. Remember the days of rave when DJs wore T-shirts with cool designs? And you thought only punk-rockers can wear one with either Metallica (Beavis), Ramones (assuming the wearer actually listens to the band) or that signature Rolling Stones tongue-wag.

Truth is, tees look great on DJs with enough club-swinging cred like Gaspard Auge and Xavier de Rosnay, the French duo behind Justice. French DJs, eh? Remember 90s-era Daft Punk (dudes with equally cool names Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo and Thomas Bangalter) or the more lounge-y yet swingin’ Air?

Gig theatrics aside (one lugs around a giant cross, the other wears astro-man helmets), Justice sounds more like Daft Punk, with heavy, guitar-churning beats. Not so much present in this song. (Is this their answer to DP’s “Around the World”?). Nonetheless, consider Justice served.





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volume-addict

Their live shows are an even bigger indication of decadence. I had the fortunate opportunity of attending one–too bad I was too late to get to the merch counter to buy a tour shirt.

They’ve got a glowing cross mounted where their DJ gear is set-up and two sets of 12×12 Marshall amp speakers right behind them for maximum visual impact. They also do a kickass cover of Metallica’s Master of Puppets during their set encores.



Justin

I love this band and video! Also check out the Justice vs. Simian mashup of We Are Your Friends

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zo1-XlazvY

I posted the D.A.N.C.E. video on multiply. har.



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