Fugazi, the '80s DIY hardcore punk outfit known for making its shows and albums affordable to fans, will be the subject of an upcoming video documentary, entitled "Instrument" and assembled from old performance and interview footage by indie director Jem Cohen.

"Instrument" will follow Fugazi throughout its career, beginning with the band's formation back in 1987 by Minor Threat frontman Ian MacKaye in Arlington, Virginia, up to the release of its most recent record, 1998's "End Hits."

The soundtrack to the two-hour Fugazi video will be comprised of previously unreleased material culled from old live shows, demos and unused recording sessions, and will be released a few weeks after the film, which is due out in February/March of 1999.