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A recording of a performance recorded on July 19, 2012, at les Arènes by an arena-level dance act is a tough de Nimes, microfractional deviations sell, especially, you might think, since from the beat and the occasional slightly Deadmau5 came clean on his Tumblr rough transitions are steady reminders about the extent to which such “per- that there are actually two guys working formances” often consist of little more with the sounds in real time. than pressing play on a pre-sequenced It also helps that like most good audio track. But that's never been Jus- performers, Justice aren't afraid to radi- tice's style: Gaspard Augé and Xavier de cally alter their songs for a live setting. Rosnay disavow any categorization as Their setup encourages revisions to dance music performers, and take their the material, and the duo seems to rel- live shows very seriously, basing their ish the opportunity to tear their songs performances around the manipulation apart and rebuild them in sometimes of up to 16 simultaneous audio tracks radically different shapes. Here, on while adding live flourishes on a bank their signature cut “D.A.N.C.E.” the pair of synths and MIDI controllers, making move its acapella breakdown from near them one of the few existing electronic the end of the song to the beginning, acts where the impulse for the crowd to then add in theatrically melodramatic arrange itself facing the stage actually strings, piano, and what sounds like a seems justified. synthesizer tweaked to sound like a big, As a dance act that have always crunchy distorted electric guitar. Then carried themselves more like an arena they dial things back down for some rock band than an arena dance act, em- call-and-response with the crowd, before bracing the excess-inclined live album finally easing into something like the ver- makes total sense alongside their cru- sion we’re used to. The bass doesn’t even cifix iconography, Marshall stacks, and kick in until almost four minutes into it. leather-jacketed image. Their 2008 tour Towards the end they replicate the loop DVD (with accompanying concert CD) around which Swizz Beatz built “On to was a highly watchable, totally seedy the Next One”, then break into a cover of rampage through every substance it briefly, just for fun. Later they do a little abusing, tour-manager-carrying-a- more fan service by dropping a few snip- handgun cliche in the debauched rock pets of Simian's "Never Be Alone" into the star book. And adding a certain amount tail end of “Stress”. 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