JUSTICE EXPLAIN THE ANCIENT MEANING BEHIND ‘AUDIO, VIDEO, DISCO’ — EXCLUSIVE VIDEO à la aol

When it comes to Justice, we expect to see the French electro duo creating a dance frenzy in dark venues, not a wooded yard with a birdhouse. But that's exactly where Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay sat down for an exclusive interview about their new album, 'Audio, Video, Disco.'

'Audio, Video, Disco' means 'I hear, I see, I learn' in Latin," Auge says, "so this is a title we thought was really fitting the record because it looks like modern words but with an ancient meaning and it made kind of sense with the way we do music and the whole atmosphere of the record."

"There's a lot of 'I see, I hear, I learn' when we make music together," de Rosnay adds. "Hopefully it makes the track to close the album on a very optimistic note."

For more about the LP's prog leanings and dark vs. light tracks, check out the full, five-minute video below. 'Audio, Video, Disco' is available now from Ed Banger records. 

via: Dan Reilly over at Spinner