Two more tracks surface from the Audio, Video, Disco album of the French-electronic duo, Justice, as anticipation continues to build for the release in a couple of more weeks. Much has changed with Justice since their first studio album. Clearly a more mature sound going in with a more rock and roll approach to music and adding a few influences in the mix. Every track physically played, not digitally made. Tracks courtesy of Stop The Noise.
Canon by Justice
"Canon" is classic Justice. Very dark and at the same time very experimental. The better of the two in my opinion. Liking the grunge feel on this one. Beat-up cymbals and filthy synths, very much in-line with the whole 80's rock inspired theme keeping the signature electronic feel.
Newlands by Justice
"Newlands," on the other hand, is the new sound they are trying to achieve. Still sticking to the 80's but leaning to a more glam rock approach. Features more guitar shreds and even a guitar solo. The track also rocks 80's vocals to complete the set-up. Too clean of a release, I think. Not the usual stuff we get out of the duo.
