Justice's 2011 album "Audio, Video, Disco." marked a sonic departure, incorporating more live instrumentation and rock influences into their signature electronic sound. The result was a more layered, though less immediate, collection of tracks that expanded their artistic palette.
- "Audio, Video, Disco." was primarily recorded at the group's own studio in Paris.
- The album saw Justice experimenting with guitars and other live instruments, moving away from the purely sample-based production of their earlier work.
- Despite its critical reception, the album did not perform as well commercially as their debut in some key markets.
French electro-house duo Justice, formed in Paris in 2002, is known for their heavy, distorted, and often aggressive take on electronic dance music. Their second studio album, "Audio, Video, Disco.", arrived in 2011, following the international success of their debut, "†" (Cross).
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