Justice (3) – Audio, Video, Disco.

Short review: misunderstood album, after the cross hit, because here Justice do something a bit different: making a parody and an homage, at the same time, to the best and worst 70's sounds, hard rock and AOR (and of course with some modern dance beats). Daft Punk hinted those homages with the Supertramp keyboards in "Discovery", but here Justices embrace the sound, unashamedly, with no complexes, and recover the melodrama that was most feared in albums from Journey, Jefferson Starplane or Toto. I found it brilliant, catchy and with a bit of tenderness, but as those 70s sounds are still so demonized, it is no surprise that the album was so coldly received.

I attempted to write a review of this album twice, the first time I lost what I was writing accidentally, the second, my computer crashed. Given that I was about to trash this garbage pop-rock album, and that Justice's logo is a cross, perhaps powers from above were at work?

But seriously...this has nothing to do with dance music, and I have no clue why everyone compares Justice to the much more talented Daft Punk.