Punch Brothers' 2012 album Who's Feeling Young Now?, the follow-up to 2010's Grammy-nominated Antifogmatic, was produced by Grammy Award winner Jacquire King. Here the band performs the album track "Clara," recorded live at New York City's Rockwood Music Hall on February 20, 2012. Directed by Steve Lippman aka FLIP.

Punch Brothers' 2012 album Who's Feeling Young Now?, the follow-up to 2010's Grammy-nominated Antifogmatic, was produced by Grammy Award winner Jacquire King. Here the band performs the title track, recorded live at New York City's Rockwood Music Hall on February 20, 2012. Directed by Steve Lippman aka FLIP.

Punch Brothers' 2012 album Who's Feeling Young Now?, the follow-up to 2010's Grammy-nominated Antifogmatic, was produced by Grammy Award winner Jacquire King. Here the band performs the opening track, "Movement and Location," recorded live at New York City's Rockwood Music Hall on February 20, 2012. Directed by Steve Lippman aka FLIP.

Punch Brothers' 2012 album Who's Feeling Young Now?, the follow-up to 2010's Grammy-nominated Antifogmatic, was produced by Grammy Award winner Jacquire King (Kings of Leon, Tom Waits, Modest Mouse) and features ten songs written by Punch Brothers, with the band’s friend Josh Ritter co-writing lyrics on two tunes, plus the group’s take on Radiohead’s “Kid A” and the Swedish group Väsen’s “Flippen.” Catch a preview of thealbum's opening track, "Movement and Location," here.

Punch Brothers' 2012 album Who's Feeling Young Now?, the follow-up to 2010's Grammy-nominated Antifogmatic, was produced by Grammy Award winner Jacquire King (Kings of Leon, Tom Waits, Modest Mouse) and features ten songs written by Punch Brothers, with the band’s friend Josh Ritter co-writing lyrics on two tunes, plus the group’s take on Radiohead’s “Kid A” and the Swedish group Väsen’s “Flippen.” Catch a preview of "Clara," one of the album's band-penned tunes, here.

The Punch Brothers' honed the songs on their 2010 album, Antifogmatic, during a residency at New York's The Living Room. The deluxe edition of Antifogmatic includes a seven-song DVD, Live from the Lower East Side: It's p-Bingo Night!, from which this performance of the album track "This Is the Song" is taken.

Go behind the scenes of Antifogmatic, the second disc from Punch Brothers, in this eight-minute video. All five band members talk about the wholly collaborative process that went into the writing and recording of the album, what it was like to work with producer Jon Brion, and the origin of the title Antifogmatic. Includes interviews, a look inside the studio, and live performance footage of songs from the album.

In a scene from the forthcoming documentary How to Grow a Band, a film about Punch Brothers, the band performs Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 in G Major on banjo, mandolin, and fiddles at New York City's The Living Room. Video provided by and courtesy of Shaftway Productions, makers of the film.