Those titans of Parisian electro, Justice (pictured here getting rather chummy with their fearless leader Busy P), have been busy boys since releasing their world-smashing debut album back in 2007. Since then, the pair of Xavier de Rosnay and Gaspard Auge has trekked across the globe with a slew of sold-out tours, released a rather polarizing live CD/DVD, pimped out Coca-Cola, won a Grammy and turned in remixes for U2 and Lenny Kravitz, the latter of which we’d rather not talk about.

But amongst that whirlwind of tours and hype, Justice has somehow managed to bunker down in the studio and plot out their next record. The news comes with the announcement that the release of the Ed Banger superstars’ sophomore LP is part of a plan to reboot the once-great US label, Elektra, which has picked up Justice – as well as our favourite British fire-starter Little Boots and Gnarls Barkley rapper Cee-Lo – for US territories.

Expect the LP to drop in early 2010, and in the meantime, here’s some footage from the duo’s tour diary, A Cross The Universe, to help you relive the magic.