Justice pivoted sharply with their sophomore effort, embracing 1970s arena rock and progressive influences. The album features real instruments like electric guitars and pianos, which benefit immensely from lossless audio to capture the "daytime" warmth and analog texture of the recording process. "Civilization", "Helix", "New Lands".

The debut that "reset" the electronic landscape, † (commonly referred to as Cross ) is a masterclass in distortion and micro-sampling. In a FLAC environment, the industrial-strength bass of and the screeching sirens of "Stress" provide a visceral, high-fidelity impact that defined the "blog house" era.

A "progressive rock record played by guys who don’t know how to play". 3. Woman - 2016 Justice | Spotify

"D.A.N.C.E.", "Waters of Nazareth", "Phantom Pt. II".

For audiophiles, the format is the gold standard for experiencing Justice. Unlike compressed MP3s, FLAC preserves every gritty synth layer, punchy drum hit, and delicate orchestral swell, ensuring the duo's complex production is heard exactly as intended in the studio. 1. † (Cross) - 2007

Justice (Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay) have spent nearly two decades reshaping the boundaries of French electronic music. Their discography, spanning four major studio albums, reflects a journey from aggressive, distorted electro-house to orchestral disco and progressive arena rock.