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The New York duo deliver overhauled version of the cult-favourite collaboration.
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'DVNO' is a track built on swagger and provocation. Justice construct a club anthem around a simple acronym, the letters themselves becoming a kind of status symbol, printed in gold and repeated until they lose all meaning. The song moves between sneering superiority and barely contained impatience, the narrator oscillating between boasting about his own coolness and complaining that no one around him can read or feel anything at all. It's a portrait of nightclub narcissism, all ego and surface. The production is characteristically heavy for Justice, the beat a blunt instrument designed to make bodies move. The lyrics cycle through the same assertions and frustrations, the chorus a mantra of self-regard that grows more absurd with each repetition. There's a tension at the heart of the track between the desire to be admired and a contempt for those doing the admiring, a contradiction that gives the song its edge.
"DVNO" is a single by Justice, from the album Justice, released 2005. The track is 3:56 long. It's filed under Electronic. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 10 articles about Justice.
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