[Watch] James Murphy and Nick Zinner Tinker in the Studio

James Murphy has been keeping himself busy since the disbanding of LCD Soundsystem, from coffee shops to DJ sets on the S.S. Coachella. Today, though, we see the DFA cofounder back in the studio with none other than Nick Zinner of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. In a London loft-turn-studio, the pair tinker with various instruments and audio machinery. The footage makes sense, given Murphy previously stating he was planning to record with the band. Check it out below to see Murphy and Zinner as excited as a couple of kids on Christmas morning.

[Watch & Download] Nick Zinner - 41 Strings

In celebration the 41st anniversary of Earth Day, Nick Zinner of Yeah Yeah Yeahs fame led an orchestra ensemble to perform an original piece which he composed called 41 Strings. You can check out a documentary which details the complete making of the composition via the video above. The composition was created in collaboration with Hisham Akira Bharoocha and Ben Vida of Soft Circle, and seems to honor the classical tradition of concertos but with a more modern, rock 'n' roll feel that you would expect out of a guy like Zinner.

You can have a listen to the full arrangement below. The Creators Project was also nice enough to offer downloads of the individual tracks which you can grab as well.

41 Strings by creatorsproject

Download the individual tracks below:
41 Strings – “Fall”
41 Strings – “Winter”
41 Strings – “Spring”
41 Strings -"Summer"

[Download] All Leather - "When I Grow Up I Wanna Fuck Like A Girl" (Nick Zinner Remix)

Yeah Yeah Yeahs' Nick Zinner takes a crack of flipping All Leather's noise dance track "When I Grow Up I Wanna Fuck Like A Girl" into a big beat noise track. This track is off the group's latest remix album When I Grow Up I Wanna Fuck Like A Remix which features remixes from Dim Mak dance bangers The Bloody Beetroots, Religion, Sandro Silva and more.

All Leather - "When I Grow Up I Wanna Fuck Like A Girl" (Nick Zinner Remix) by Some Kind of Awesome

[Watch] Spike Jonze's Short Film "I'm Here" & Soundtrack Featuring The Lost Trees aka Nick Zinner, of Montreal, Sleigh Bells & Animal Collective

Check out legendary director Spike Jonze short film about robotic love, I’m Here at the film's website. The film's soundtrack features awesome music by Animal Collective, Girls, of Montreal and Sleigh Bells and some new music from the Lost Trees aka Yeah Yeah Yeah's Nick Zinner, Flea, and L.A. artist ASKA. The official release for the soundtrack is set for October 5th via Chocolate Industries but you can preview two of film's tracks by The Lost Trees below. Enjoy!

 Aska - "There Are Many Of Us" by Some Kind of Awesome 

of Montreal (with The Lost Trees) - "The Past Is A Grotesque Animal" by Some Kind of Awesome

[Download] Yeah Yeah Yeahs' guitarist Nick Zinner, Moonrats (The Lost Trees) and of Montreal Re-envision "The Past Is A Grotesque Animal"

Check out the B-side of "The Past Is A Grotesque Animal" by of Montreal and The Lost Trees.  This new version was made for the Spike Jonze short film "I'm Here," in which a fake robot band called The Lost Trees perform the song. The song was re-envisioned by of Montreal chief musician Kevin Barnes, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs' guitarist Nick Zinner, and members of the Moonrats. Check it below!

[Download] of Montreal with The Lost Trees - The Past is a Grotesque Animal