French electronic duo Justice-- Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay -- also joined Kevan Kenney backstage before their Coachella weekend two set, where the duo made their triumphant return the week before after an extended break, and just before the release of their fourth studio LP, Hyperdrama, due out on April 26 via Ed Banger Records.

"We're not too big into electronic music," Xavier admits at the beginning of the chat, "but one of the things we like is the repetitivity of it, and we love the idea of streamlining your music until you find one perfect loop that you could listen to forever.”

All of the new songs on their upcoming Hyperdrama, Xavier explains, can all be thought of as “part of one piece,” though so far he admits they have only shown off the “party side” of the effort. “There’s more party tunes,” he says, “but there’s also more abstract tunes… and we really love them. There’s a string of tunes that follow each other, so if you have like 20 minutes, listen to ‘Moonlight Rendez-vous,’ ‘Explorer,’ ‘Muscle Memory,’ ‘Harpy Dream,’ and ‘Saturnine’ -- it’s a very good string of music.”

Don't miss Kevan Kenney's full interview with Justice above, and stay tuned for more of KROQ's coverage from Coachella 2024.

French electronic duo Justice -- Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay -- also joined Kevan Kenney backstage before their Coachella weekend two set, where the duo made their triumphant return the week before after an extended break, and just before the release of their fourth studio LP, Hyperdrama, due out on April 26 via Ed Banger Records.
"We're not too big into electronic music," Xavier admits at the beginning of the chat, "but one of the things we like is the repetitivity of it, and we love the idea of streamlining your music until you find one perfect loop that you could listen to forever.”
All of the new songs on their upcoming Hyperdrama, Xavier explains, can all be thought of as “part of one piece,” though so far he admits they have only shown off the “party side” of the effort. “There’s more party tunes,” he says, “but there’s also more abstract tunes… and we really love them. There’s a string of tunes that follow each other, so if you have like 20 minutes, listen to ‘Moonlight Rendez-vous,’ ‘Explorer,’ ‘Muscle Memory,’ ‘Harpy Dream,’ and ‘Saturnine’ -- it’s a very good string of music.”
Don't miss Kevan Kenney's full interview with Justice above, and stay tuned for more of KROQ's coverage from Coachella 2024.

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