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JusticeAudio, Video, Disco66 Based on 13 reviews 2011 Ranking: #363 / 498
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It isn’t a bad record, it’s just a really different one.
In A.V.D., Gaspard and Xavier have proven that it's still possible to produce relevant, fresh-sounding electro without the need for obscene basslines or other such gimmicks.
Audio, Video, Disco is an exceptional followup to the band’s debut, and in drawing from classic rock influences becomes something of a classic in its own right.
Audio, Video, Disco provides just enough evidence to hint that Justice may be the dance act to eventually lead this generation.
Audio, Video, Disco does have its flaws, feeling over-confident and overblown at times, but ultimately it’s an enjoyable record
They spent all their daring on concept, with little to spare for execution.
It’s a real shame that this effort has not expanded on that sense of unhindered fun and joyous melody.

| 91 | A.V. Club [src ] |
| 80 | AllMusic [src ] |
| 80 | NME [src ] |
| 80 | No Ripcord [src ] |
| 80 | PopMatters [src ] |
| 70 | Consequence of Sound [src ] |
| 68 | Beats Per Minute [src ] |
| 60 | Spin [src ] |
| 59 | Coke Machine Glow [src ] |
| 53 | Pitchfork [src ] |
| 52 | Paste [src ] |
| 40 | musicOMH [src ] |
| 30 | Tiny Mix Tapes [src ] |
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