The creation of Parisian electronic masterminds Gaspard Auge and Xavier de Rosnay, Justice first implanted their pogo-inducing sound in last year's massive remix of Simian's 'Never Be Alone'. While Justice's remixing fingers have also moulded the sounds of stars like NERD, Soulwax and Franz Ferdinand, it's their critically-lauded new album '†' which is causing the most fan-fervour.

The band's current single 'D.A.N.C.E' - looped around the Jackson 5, chanting-child refrain of "Do the D.A.N.C.E/1 2 3 4 fight/Stick to the B.E.A.T/Get ready to ignite" - sounds like an electro-funk Go! Team shouting orders to the disco infantry.

The 'D.A.N.C.E' film clip follows two torsos as they charge in circles through a dark club. As they move, their t-shirts act as projection screens for a myriad of evolving graphic prints and patterns created by the art director of Justice's label Ed Banger.

Following the clip's release, a number of its featured t-shirt designs were put up for sale (Colette, Paris ) causing a feeding frenzy amongst the music-nerd elite and the fashion frantic alike.

Justice might be the best thing to happen to French electronic music since Daft Punk and given the buzz they are generating, expect more monster singles in the coming months. For now though, as Justice would say, things are 'prêt à allumer'. By Nick Christie