Justice

[Joslyn]

I like it. And would Justice tour with Tame Impala I would pay good money to see that. 

[gfa2001]

The Tame Impala one is rubbish I think - really gone off Tame Impala's sound its very samey ... but Generator is great.

Justice are headlining Field Day in London too - announced earlier today

[ThePumisher]

I need the Miguel version of the album

[sneakerbeater]

I'm getting massive Daft Punk vibes seeing this performance. Look a spectacular light show 

[rynostar]

Unsolicited mini-review

I've now listened to the new album ~two-dozen times while working / walking / playing Pokemon Go. It's one of the rare experiences in recent memory where I feel compelled to listen through front to back. I can understand where people have mixed reception towards the vocal features. I'm enamoured with the Darksynth and glitch elements in parts. Dear Alan's Citypop vibe mixed with arpeggiated madness at the end is a great Summer lead in. My jazz junkie side feels like I need a good scotch when listening to Midnight Rende-vouz (always appreciate good sax). My standout fave is The End (and not just for my bae Thundercat on the feature). The frantic jarring start breaking through to the long triangle wave bass chords and breathy vocal before cutting to a lonely organ and vocal break before bringing it all back... I really love the track. Heck, I even like One Night/All Night.

 

[ThePumisher]

playing Pokemon Go

This is still a thing?

[rynostar]

This is still a thing?

For me it is. Not fully dead yet (though close)...

[Bosco]

I thought tracks 8-10 were some excellent work.

"Moonlight Rendez-vous" gave me immediate "Carless Whisper" vibes (by George Michael), thus reminding me of Sexy Sax Man...

Very, Vangelis' Blade Runner-esque. Maybe with some sultry lyrics this could work as a Bond title theme?

"Explorer" sounds like the exact element Anthony Gonzalez of M83 was trying to procure for his 'Digital Shades Volume: 2' project. Again, I'm reminded of distant memories of 5-7 year old me, playing my cousins copy of 'Final Fantasy' NES. I surely destroyed his saved gameplay (a rarity for cartridge based games in its time). But dang, "Explorer" reminds me of the music from that game.

Not that it was highly regarded, but Gonna have to revisit 'DSV2'. I didn't enjoy it upon first listen, but maybe I'm in a better mindset for it?

[rynostar]

I'm reminded of distant memories of 5-7 year old me, playing my cousins copy of 'Final Fantasy' NES. I surely destroyed his saved gameplay (a rarity for cartridge based games in its time). But dang, "Explorer" reminds me of the music from that game.

It gave me castlevania vibes. I could see the Uematsu-esque FF vibes. However, the darkness of the track made me think evil castle over evil dungeon.

[Bosco]

It gave me castlevania vibes. I could see the Uematsu-esque FF vibes. However, the darkness of the track made me think evil castle over evil dungeon.

you're probably right. It's been so long since  I've played the NES, so some of those soundtracks all meld together via hazy memory.

[rynostar]

https://exclaim.ca/music/article/justice-add-vancouver-date-to-2024-world-tour

...and now they are playing a good amount of North American dates on top of European dates. I already bought tickets for Portola again (I really like the festival)....and just bought a ticket for my hometown show (Vancouver).

[Bosco]

...and now they are playing a good amount of North American dates on top of European dates.

They sold out a good chunk of the dates opening weekend of ticket sales. We need to box this magic and set it up for a legitimate North American tour for The Chemical Brothers.

[Bosco]

Just dropped some interesting dates for North America 2025, including Red Rocks.



https://laylo.com/justice/m/justicelive2025?laylo-pid=a7efd5f8-fd09-425b-a196-b82746279bc6


Edit: Also playing Electric Forest (Rothbury) Music Festival in  Western Michigan, and heavily rumored for Bonaroo...

[Bosco]

Red Rocks show sold out in no time.

[Stefan]

Not surprising, that's such a unique venue!