It’s been a whopping 11 years since Justice released their debut album, the gargantuan collection of French dance filth known by not a name but a symbol – †.
To celebrate over a decade in the biz and the release of their new live album Woman Worldwide – which dropped last Friday – they enlisted Parisian agency Digzik to create a career-spanning website for fans to navigate. They called it Justice TV.
Explore over a decade of Justice history with Justice TV, an interactive new website celebrating a few of French dance music’s biggest ever players.
The website features everything from music videos, to filmed interviews, and even some fan-made content. Some digging will put you in front of never-before-seen live videos, as well as a few Ed Banger or Kitsuné compilation releases you may not be across.
As for what the ‘secrets’ are, that’s still up in the air. Some festival sets have been uploaded with clean audio which is always nice, but so far we haven’t dug up anything that would fully qualify as an easter egg.
Check out the website for yourself here – let us know if you find any pots of gold! You can listen to Justice’s new album Woman Worldwide below.
Justice last visited Australia in February for the inaugural Sydney City Limits festival, headlining the event alongside Beck and Phoenix.
Via It’s Nice That.
