Woman
After a five-year break, Justice return with *Woman*, a feel-good frenzy of rock-funk-disco that demands to be turned up. It\'s in line with the French pair’s signature sound—an aggressive brand of dance-pop sometimes called the New French Touch—but feels more well-rounded than earlier projects. “Chorus” and “Close Call” are unexpected moments of seriousness, and “Randy” is electrifying yet soft. But the whole album is high on drama, which is the way Justice like it. They told Zane Lowe: “If every song could sound like the opening of a boxing championship when the guy enters the stadium... well, it would be great.”
With Woman, Justice attempt the sort of analog nostalgia trip Daft Punk pulled off on Random Access Memories. Have the enfants terribles of French house grown up?
After a five-year break, everyone’s second favourite French dance duo return with a near-perfect disco album
Where in the past they’ve allowed to let the equipment do the talking, here, Justice show that they too are human after all.
Stylish nostalgia is the pan et beurre of a lot of French dance music, including -- for better and worse -- Justice's third album.
French electronic duo Justice return with more industrial-infused electronica on new album Woman.
If you thought that Justice fell off the radar, Woman is the record they're making a comeback with. Despite the wait, listeners can expect a...
After waiting half a decade we finally have the latest studio offering from Xavier de Rosnay and Gaspard Augé, and it’s a disco-coated cosmic
The album finds the Parisian duo capturing the rapture and agony that can accompany unrequited love.