The Playlist — After taking seven years between "Adaptation" and "Where The Wild Things Are," Spike Jonze hasn't been wasting any time since the latter was released last October. He's already put out the short film "I'm Here," arguably the best film we've seen so f... more info

Pitchfork - Forkcast — The Luyas are a Montreal quintet that include members of hometown heroes the Arcade Fire, both former (multi-instrumentalist Pietro Amato) and current (violinist Sarah Neufeld. The group is set to release their debut full-length later this year; "Tin... more info

411 Mania — Godspeed to reunite, Supergrass to split, Arcade Fire and Spike Jonze to work together, Dan Deacon remixes Owen Pallet, Malcolm McLaren dies, Wilco to curate their own festival as well as new music from The Hold Steady, Wolf Parade, Thom Yorke and LC... more info

KEXP Seattle — No matter your stance on the lofty status occupied by Arcade Fire and their miniscule canon, you can’t deny that their hooks are into plenty of cool affects. Case in point: after providing the triumphant theme for Spike Jonze’s Where the Wild Thi... more info

Rolling Stone — • News Ticker: Beck, Shyne, Robyn • LCD Soundsystem Rock Surprise Show • Rihanna’s “Rude Boy” Still Number One • Jeff Beck, Alice Cooper Talk Yardbirds • Arcade Fire, Spike Jonze Team for Video • Blur Set to Return With New Single �... more info

NME — Band and directpr are working together in Austin, Texas more info

Stereogum — According to /Film, the director will be in Austin, TX to do a short film with the band based on the concept of “friends growing apart.” MTV also got a Jonze spokesperson to confirm the collaboration and location, but he wouldn’t name any other... more info

Pitchfork — A spokesperson for Spike Jonze tells MTV that the visionary director "will be in Austin shooting a short film which is a collaboration with Arcade Fire." This confirms an initial rumor reported yesterday on fan site Joel's Arcade Fire Blog and picked... more info

Allmusic Blog — After working with Kanye West during the filming of 2009’s “We Were Once a Fairytale,” Spike Jonze has joined forces with another musical act, Arcade Fire, whose music will inspire a new short film. Shooting takes place later this year in Austi... more info

Rolling Stone — Spike Jonze ranks among the most creative film directors in Hollywood, but he’s still down to work on intriguing music video projects. According to a report on /film, Jonze will team up with Arcade Fire — whose “Wake Up” served as the stirrin... more info