1) Ju… Read Full Bio ↴There are at least 9 artists who have used the name "Justice".
1) Justice is an electronic music duo from Paris, France, formed in 2003 and consisting of Gaspard Augé (born 21 May, 1979) and Xavier de Rosnay (born 2 July, 1982). They are mostly known for their remix of Simian’s “Never Be Alone”, later renamed “We Are Your Friends”, as well as their “Waters of Nazareth” EP and their single release of ‘’D.A.N.C.E.’‘. Their debut album is entitled “†” but is often spelled out “Cross”. Justice is the most commercially successful act on the label of Pedro Winter (Busy P), Ed Banger.
2) In the summer of 2003 a couple of young hardcore enthusiasts put their heads together and decided to create a band that would stir things up and speak out. Bummed out but at the same time motivated by the stale state of affairs in hardcore at the time, JUSTICE burst onto the scene with an unseen energy, a righteous attitude and the determination to turn things around. More than three years down the line and after some line up changes, a slew of well received releases (their demo, two EP's and a full length) and countless tours and shows (in Europe and the States), it is safe to say their mission's been accomplished. JUSTICE has become a household name to hardcore/punk kids worldwide and they have accomplished that by doing what they do best: writing catchy, honest and meaningful songs and backing it all up with an insane work ethic.
Justice Played their last show the 8th of March 2008 and released one final 12" ep along with their demise.
Justice released two LPs, two 7 inches and a 12" EP. Members are now in Rhythm To The Madness, Loud And Clear and Rise And Fall. http://www.myspace.com/justicehc.
FTS – vocals
Stief – guitar
Daan – drums
Sike – bass
E-mail: intro_justice@hotmail.com
3) Justice is a thrash/death metal band from Franconia, Germany. The band was founded in 1993. You can visit their homepage at http://www.justiceweb.de. In 2003 and 2006 the band started the Earthshaker Festival.
4) Justice is Anthony Bowes, aka Tony Justice, a drum 'n' bass producer . Justice produced with Blame from 1991-1996, mainly on the Moving Shadow record label. They also produced together under the alias Icons.
5) Justice is also an Irish Folk band, about which fairly few things are known. Their track "They Shoot Children" is one of the more renowned tracks and yet, internet culture doesn't tell much about this artist.
6) Justice is a reggae artist
7) Justice is a thrash metal band from Virovitica, Croatia. They recorded one demo album called "Antariksh Expands" in 1994. Band is merely mentioned here: http://www.cmar-net.org/bandovi/band_panonski.htm[
[b] 8) Justice is the name of the solo project of Anders Pierson. He has released one EP to date, "2008: The Singles," unfortunately it has not yet reached the internet, instead being released only through cassette tapes.
9) Justice is a Holland based Hardcore producer who Founded the Pendeho record label together with Drokz
Highschool Death
Justice Lyrics
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Packed bag in the corner of the room
Breakfast - the day's starting well
Rushing in by the ringing of the bell
Now my time has come
And my job has to be done
Don't move, it won't help you anyway
Highschool death
Bullets flying through the classroom
Ripping virginal flesh from the bone
Blood spills from the teacher's head
He tortured me and now he's dead
Outside the parents cry
Cops are waiting to come in
Kids are screaming, trying to run away
This is my private judgement day
Highschool death
The lyrics to Justice's song "Highschool Death" are dark and harrowing, telling the story of a student who has been pushed to their limits and decides to take revenge on their school by shooting up a classroom. The first verse describes a typical day in school, with the singer getting up and going through the motions of attending class. However, the tone quickly darkens as they announce that "my time has come" and "my job has to be done," suggesting a sinister motive.
The chorus, "Highschool death," is repeated throughout the song, serving as a haunting reminder of the irreversible act that the singer is about to commit. The second verse describes the shooting itself, with bullets flying and innocent students and the teacher being killed. However, the singer seems to take some vindictive pleasure in describing the teacher's death, saying that he "tortured me and now he's dead."
The final lines of the song describe the aftermath of the shooting, with parents and authorities outside while the student responsible for the tragedy waits for their "private judgement day." Overall, the lyrics suggest the deep pain and sense of powerlessness that can drive someone to such a violent act, as well as the devastating consequences for all involved.
Line by Line Meaning
Get up at the usual time
Starting the day as usual, adhering to a routine.
Packed bag in the corner of the room
A bag packed and waiting in the corner signifies that the owner is prepared and ready to leave at any moment.
Breakfast - the day's starting well
A good breakfast sets the tone for the ensuing day.
Rushing in by the ringing of the bell
The sound of the bell signifies the start of the school day, and the rush to make it to class on time.
Now my time has come
The artist's time to carry out their plan has arrived.
And my job has to be done
The job at hand is significant and cannot be ignored.
Don't move, it won't help you anyway
Any attempt to escape or resist will be futile.
Get ready for my judgement day
The artist sees the violent act as a type of divine punishment for the perceived wrongdoings of others.
Highschool death
The ultimate act of violence carried out on the school grounds.
Bullets flying through the classroom
The means of violence and their trajectory is specified.
Ripping virginal flesh from the bone
The violent act affects the innocence and purity of the victims.
Blood spills from the teacher's head
The violent act results in death and destruction.
He tortured me and now he's dead
The singer seeks revenge for a perceived injustice committed against them.
Outside the parents cry
The violence affects more than just the immediate victims, but the families and loved ones as well.
Cops are waiting to come in
The aftermath of the violence will be met with legal consequences.
Kids are screaming, trying to run away
The violence creates a chaotic and frenzied environment for those trying to escape.
This is my private judgement day
The violent act is seen as a type of personal justice, dealing out punishment where they feel it is deserved.
Highschool death
The ultimate act of violence carried out on the school grounds.
Contributed by Jayden C. Suggest a correction in the comments below.