Justice say they wanted their follow up to 2007's "poppish" '†' to be more "noisy, hard and dirty".
Speaking about 'Audio, Video, Disco', the pair said they aimed to record a dance album to be enjoyed in daylight hours, in the outdoors rather than 'The Club'.
"We wanted to make a daytime record that wasn't all neon lights," explained Xavier, pointing out that "electronic music has always been regarded as music for the night and cities".
The group told The Sun that the album — which was released last year — is best savoured "in the countryside" which inspired it before clarifying "not animals and farms".