"Plus, we are so slow doing music, if we kept doing remixes, our album would be released in 2012 or something!"
Justice may lead the Ed Banger charge, but behind them party artists such as DJ Medhi, with his simplistic keys, breakbeats, and grunts adding up to much more than their individual parts, and SebastiAn, whose clanging, heavy metal electro "Greel" is a highlight of the new Ed Rec Vol. 2 compilation. Both will appear alongside Justice at Mezzanine this week. Then there's Uffie, whose shockingly amateurish and foulmouthed rhymes frequently overpower stunningly schizophrenic production by her boyfriend, Feadz.
For their own part, Justice are thoroughly enjoying themselves and emphatically deny being over all the hoopla. As de Rosnay says, "We know this is a chance to get attention from some people. It would be quite unfair to get tired of it, as we just have two years in the music industry. If I'm tired now, I think I will have to kill myself in six months!" *
JUSTICE AND THE ED BANGER RECORDS TOUR
Sat/24, 10 p.m., $14
Mezzanine
444 Jessie, SF
(415) 625-8880
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