JUSTICE 黑胶唱片和CD

Review: Long running French imprint Ed Banger unleash this monolithic twelve inch from figureheads Justeeece which features remixes from messrs Alkan, Tiga and Brodi. "On & On" is the latest track to be taken from Justice's long awaited and opinion splitting second LP Audio Video Disco and is perhaps the best example of the sort of prog rock meets 21st Century gallic electro they were aiming for. The accompanying Brodinski remix naturally sheds the proggier elements for an expertly wound up main room electro revision, whilst the flip sees modern day DJ superstars Erol and Tiga rework "Canon". The presence of both demonstrate that Justice still retain a certain cache amongst their peers and both remixes will find favour amongst those who prefer their remixes to be on the disjointed, maximal side.

Review: Ed Banger present this 10" accoutrement to the main event that is Justice getting the remix treatment from Erol, Tiga et al, though there is plenty to admire here - not least the genius commission of iconic rap impresario Rick Rubin to remix "On & On". The track itself can be viewed as Xavier & Gaspard's most accomplished melding of throwback prog rock and 21st century Gallic electro from their opinion splitting second LP Audio Video Disco. Ed Banger's visual force So Me unveils his new production outfit Video Village, lending the track a softer synth pop edge reminiscent of Air circa Moon Safari, but it is the flipside endeavours of Rubin that truly impress though. Turning in one of his trademark "Ruined" efforts, the bearded don realigns the track to a bass hugging boom bap rhythm that is truly revelatory.

Review: Having conquered the world only to go into the deepest hibernation imaginable, Justice are finally back with us - following the release of their second album and the King Crimson-esque, time-signature switching, poodle rock of "Civilisation" with latest single "Audio Video Disco". It sees the French duo go from one extreme to the other - playing things with a soft touch by evoking Stereolab's chorus harmonies to a beat that reminds instantly of Joe Jackson's "Stepping Out" or even "Far From Over" by Frank Stallone (a track that regularly finds its way into their DJ sets). "Helix" however is instantly recognisable as a Justice beat, and a pretty damn good one at that as a sackful of guitar overdubs are piled on top of a punchy midtempo beat with a breakdown to die for.

Review: 2007 has been the year of Justice. To round it off our Parisian heroes let loose with "Phantom", another killer cut from their debut album. On the b-side Soulwax bring their trademark sounds. This is the essential Ed Banger release of 2007.

Review: Hey, remember two years ago I told you that Justice, a French duo, was gonna rock your Prom's parties?! Well, they did it. After their club anthem, "Never Be Alone", the Justice boys have deejayed all around, from Berlin to Paris, and from London to Barcelona, they shared the turntables with Erol Alkan, 2 Many DJs, Hell, Riton and Zdar. Here is their new 12", "Waters Of Nazareth". Expect something new and different.

Review: Justice are back with their disciples !!!! Erol Alkan delivers the perfect edit for the faithful DJs; DJ Funk delivers the perfect beat for the booty shaker DJs and Justice delivers the perfect scratch version of their noisy classic!

Review: Justice are back with their disciples !!!! Erol Alkan delivers the perfect edit for the faithful DJs; DJ Funk delivers the perfect beat for the booty shaker DJs and Justice delivers the perfect scratch version of their noisy classic!