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PopMatters

d. 21. May 2013

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Brice Ezell

d. 21. May 2013

"Justice's live methodology is similar to that of a rock concert, though it still borrows from electronic music heavily in one way. Though there are 14 numerically divided tracks on this record, the songs themselves aren't played as individual pieces, but rather as continuous movements in a career-spanning perpetual track. The music here is incredibly well sequenced; save for a few breather gaps, each song bleeds into the next".


Pitchfork

d. 9. May 2013

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Miles Raymer

d. 9. May 2013

"Recording the crowd noise was obviously intentional, since all of the audio signals the pair are manipulating run direct, meaning no microphones are required to pick up ambient sound. If they'd recorded directly from of the signal running to the soundboard the results would have sounded like a studio album of extreme self-remixes, which would probably have been extremely interesting. But Justice are all about the spectacle; even if you weren't there to appreciate the show in person, they'll make damn sure you know that 2,000 others did".