Remember the dude who spent 17 months building a Daft Punk helmet? He's now gone and done it in four.

The Daft Punk member and occasional filmmaker shot this teaser film for the fashion label Co's spring 2012 season. Set in Marrakesh, Morocco, the film stars French actress Elodie Bouchez.

According to URB, Annie Mac will play the never-before-heard track "Drive Unreleased 1994," which Soma unearthed for their 20th anniversary compilation.

Soma has tagged a previously unreleased track, Drive Unreleased 1994, on to their forthcoming Soma Records - 20 Years compilation.

You may be feeling a little suffocated by all the Daft Punk/Tron: Legacy coverage in recent months, but this extensive interview and photo shoot with the duo via Dazed Digital is definitely worth a look.

Their name seems to be everywhere right now, so why not remind yourself of what all the fuss is about with this whistle stop video biography of the duo.

Watch a 5-minute documentary about Daft Punk. How it all began, what they did and what they are today.

The Guardian collects quotes from an interview with the French duo in Dazed & Confused magazine in which Thomas Bangalter explains that, "We knew from the start that there was no way we were going to do this [soundtrack] with two synthesisers and a drum machine."

Pitchfork have the artwork, release date and links to hear the title song from Daft Punk's much anticipated soundtrack to Disney's sci-fi remake.

November 22nd.

After weeks of false starts and internet fakes, six pieces from the upcoming Disney movie are now available via the film's official site or in greater detail through Seattle radio station The End.

Got a spare 17 months? Volpin Props shows the 749 steps it took them to recreate Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo's famous head wear.