Ever since this happened and this happened, a samples compilation was bound to follow. The album, Discovered, is bound to be a pop in/pop out affair for anyone other than huge fans. There are definitely some gems in here, but generally speaking, Daft Punk took the interesting parts and made them more interesting by soaking them in a bath of old radio compressors, filters and who-knows-what kind of additional effects. The disc is out on November 6.

It's always nice when musicians are demystified in an interview, especially the type that cover themselves in black leather and wear lit up helmets during performances.

One half of the Paris-based Daft Punk, Thomas Bangalter traded e-mails with a staffer at Pitchfork and cleared up exactly how they were able to arrive at such a visually stimulating live show.

Remember how Daft Punk was trying to get you to film your experience at their Keyspan park show out in Coney Island? Well, it looks like plenty of you obliged.

Finally, we can all dress as Daft Punk for Halloween.

Daft Punk has scheduled another handful or two of dates in the U.S., Japan, Australia and Mexico, set for the remainder of the year.

Daft Punk's upcoming live album, Alive 2007, has a tracklisting ... actually, it has two.

If you need a little more proof that Daft Punk has one of the better live shows going, then you're a bit hopeless but you're also in luck. The robotic duo plans to release a new live album taped at their June 14 show in Paris.

The interstellar Daft Punk pyramid landed at a minor league ballpark in a decaying amusement park last night. It was awesome.

Daft Punk is inching ever-closer to Brooklyn's Keyspan Park, and Busy P is still taking notes on the crew's voyage.