The party kicks off on social media on Friday, 24 April at 9pm UK time.
The band's acclaimed debut, 'Exit Planet Dust' was in the UK charts for many weeks, charting in each year from its release in 1995 until 2000.
The Chemical Brothers can be credited with popularising the post house big beat movement of the early 1990s, enjoying five number one albums.
By the time of 2002's 'Come With Us,' Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons had long since established themselves as one of the world’s most innovative dance acts.
This new remix of is an edit taken from a longer 'Surrender'-inspired piece The Avalanches created that is due for release in the future.
The new editions brings together the original album with previously unreleased 'Secret Psychedelic Mixes' and a selection of B-sides and remixes.
Unreleased at the time, the 'Out Of Control' mixes were recently unearthed when archive work began on the new, expanded edition of 1999's 'Surrender'.
The band's high-profile third album, 'Surrender' featured vocals from Noel Gallagher, Mercury Rev's Jonathan Donahue, and Mazzy Star's Hope Sandoval.
The duo also produced a stunning visual extravaganza, with animations, plenty of strobes and search lights all featuring.
The song is currently being used as the soundtrack to the Formula 1 Season and features on their acclaimed new album, 'No Geography'.
Directed by Ninian Doff, the striking new video stars Girl, the stray-dog-turned-F1-star-and would-be astronaut.
Famous for pushing machines and technology to their limits via their music, the duo have transformed a brand-new track into the sound of an F1 car roaring past at high speed.
The electronic music pioneers' long-awaited new album 'No Geography' is released on 12 April.
The duo's long-awaited new album, 'No Geography', is out on Virgin/EMI on 12 April.
The song is accompanied by a striking Marcus Lyall visual shot at the duo's sold-out Alexandra Palace shows in London.
