Modeselektor, the Berlin duo equally at home in clubs across the globe terrorizing punters with their speakerjunking live show and frolicking naked around the Garden of Eden in the name of ill advised press shots have just unleashed Body Language 8, a titan of a mix CD, on Get Physical.

In what can be classed as a worthy successor to their 2007 Boogybytes mix, Body Language Vol 8 sees Modeselektor effortlessy slip between genres and tempos, dropping some classic Psycho sampling Busta Rhymes between  the contemporary wonkstep of Joker and Rustie, using bomb tracks like Kick Drum and Nerve as tools to bridge between sub genres and finding the space to allow THAT Animal Collective track to breath amidst a sea of basslines.

Us London folks get to toast the album launch in the cavernous confines of Farringdon clubbing behemoth Fabric on the 22nd October when Modeselektor make a rare excursion to these shores to play live (they were last seen in 2008 by Slutty Fringe  in a soggy tent in Victoria Park bemoaning the poor sound)

Joining them is the aforementioned Joker and Patchwork Pirates, who are aiming to keep up their record of playing a party a night every week since 2007.

For a chance to win a pair of tickets email your answers to the following quandry:

Which easily riled punk rocker come loudmouth media fixture was sampled by Panacea on the opening track of Modeselektor’s Boogybytes mix?

Ciompetition winner will be given the good news on Thursday 15th