The French electronic duo caught up with NME to discuss why they try to avoid hearing fans’ thoughts on their music, and reveal the one thing that all of their collaborators have in commonThe post Justice at Glastonbury 2024: “At the shows, we don’t really care if you even know our music” appeared first on NME.

Sunday June 30, West Holts: the French dance dons say nothing, of course, but this lovingly produced show speaks loud and clear of their dedication to the causeThe post Justice live at Glastonbury 2024: finely tuned stagecraft from true dance veterans appeared first on NME.

The French electro house duo tore down the West Holts stage tonight (June 30)The post Here’s everything Justice played at Glastonbury 2024 appeared first on NME.

Tickets for the festival are set to go on sale tomorrow (June 27)The post Peggy Gou, Justice, LCD Soundsystem and more set for new Life Is Beautiful event appeared first on NME.

Until fairly recently, Militarie Gun was a Regional Justice Center side project. Ian Shelton started the frantic, fearsome Seattle powerviolence band Regional Justice Center when his brother Max was sentenced to six years in prison, and they’ve released a series of absolutely blazing hardcore records. He started Militarie Gun as a solo...