Daft Punk – Random Access Memories
Apparently it's impossible to talk about Daft Punk without hyperbole.
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Apparently it's impossible to talk about Daft Punk without hyperbole.
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Electronic music duo Daft Punk release one of the year's most anticipated albums in Random Access Memories , their fourth full-length and first since 2005′s Human After All. The duo are noted for their patience between releases, and hearing the vastness that is Random Access Memories makes that approach entirely understandable.
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With Random Access Memories Daft Punk have created an album that could only have been made wholly in the studio with real instruments and musicians (including an orchestra and children's choir).
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Hype is a necessary, though often dangerous tool for marketing music in the digital age.
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I woke up to the best news I could ever wake up to, besides of course Seth Troxler proposing to me, Daft Punk's album had been leaked.
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You know the facts by now: the roll call of discerning collaborators, the listening party in the arse end of Australia, the fake Glastonbury appearance, the glittering robots kitted out in Saint Laurent – and that it's Daft Punk first new artist album in six years.
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A new trailer for Daft Punk 's forthcoming new album 'Random Access Memories' was broadcast at Coachella festival yesterday (April 12) - scroll down to the bottom of the page and click to watch.
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Pharrell Williams and The Strokes' Julian Casablancas are both set to feature on Daft Punk's new album, Random Access Memories , report the NME.
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The new Daft Punk album is rumoured to feature guest appearances from The Strokes frontman Julian Casablancas and Pharrell Williams.
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The Strokes currently have no plans to tour their new album 'Comedown Machine', bassist Nikolai Fraiture has revealed.
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