Justice - New Lands

Last October's Audio, Video, Disco proved that the French electro duo were capable of evolving their sound and exploring new horizons. The music video for New Lands features an Al Pacino/Snake Plisken type competing in a high stakes, amazing retro-futuristic sport which mashes up baseball, football, roller derby and a few other sports together. The slow burn track matches the tempo of this miniature sport epic perfectly. And to wrap it up, it even concludes with an anime style freeze frame. This was an absolute blast to watch.

Justice : On 'n On

Justice just released this music video for their excellent track from 'Audio, Video, Disco.' The concept of the song is about genesis, dreams for the future and the ever turning wheel of life..The idea is translated perfectly into this music video, featuring a perpetual crawl that never stops going forward. Give the album a listen if you haven't already on Spotify.

Ohio - Justice (Lovesluts Remix)

This fantastic cover by the Lovesluts is based off the excellent Justice/Midnight Juggernauts collab. The track, which was simply called 'Ohio', was one of my favorite tracks from "Audio, Video, Disco," the recently released, and long awaited Justice release. It's a mellow, laid-back track that picks up nicely and is the equivalent of a road trip for your ears. Seeing that Justice hasn't released a music video for the track yet, this was the best excuse I could find to finally post it seeing that the cover is pretty damn good. Enjoy.

She Texted, They Kicked Her Out

I would have to say my biggest all-time pet peeve are talkers/texters in a movie theater.  I can't think of anything else that can quickly send me from Happy Go-Lucky-Land to Mad-as-F**k Mountain.  You have to have a certain sense of self-entitlement to disregard not only the rules of the theater (which are shown on screen before every movie), but the movie enjoyment of your fellow film goers.

At the Alamo Drafthouse in Austin, Texas, some little self important b***h female movie patron decided that she just couldn't wait to send what must've been a pretty important text.  Because she went against their highly publicized rule against cell phone usage of any kind, she was understandably told to leave.  This video, produced by the Drafthouse, includes audio of the actual angry voicemail she left the theater after her departure.

It's just.  So.  Beautiful.  *tear*