Daft Punk-New Album?

[Upgrayedd]

 

[sblack]

 

[Hap Hapablap]

its coming. ive been waiting since human after all for this album as the last one wasnt the best of their collection

 

[Mr_Bojangles]

Not going to bother. They had a place in time and it was 10 years ago. Not sure what else they do really in the face of the hype that will come with the release.

 

[Silent Alarm]

I really think the internet has killed hype.

That My Bloody Valentine album just seemed to feel like just another record. Not the 15-year late follow up to a pretty huge album. I dunno, I just think this might suffer the same thing. Plus, I still think everyone wants to see them live. Apparently "were you at Daft Punk?" was the first thing asked when you met someone after their Aussie shows.

 

[Hap Hapablap]

I really think the internet has killed hype.

That My Bloody Valentine album just seemed to feel like just another record. Not the 15-year late follow up to a pretty huge album. I dunno, I just think this might suffer the same thing. Plus, I still think everyone wants to see them live. Apparently "were you at Daft Punk?" was the first thing asked when you met someone after their Aussie shows.

they'll probably tour as that where money is made by musicians. question is where and when.

we all know how popular they are here (concerts sold out and the fastest in daft punk history)

 

[King Elvis]

Apparently "were you at Daft Punk?" was the first thing asked when you met someone after their Aussie shows.

Can confirm this.

I stuffed around and didn't going - had some mates who did, apparently it was ****ing unbelievable.

 

[Silent Alarm]

they'll probably tour as that where money is made by musicians. question is where and when.

we all know how popular they are here (concerts sold out and the fastest in daft punk history)

They probably don't need the money. They're in the privileged position where four or five festival headlines is more than enough to live off for ten years. They'll just do it for the hype, and I dunno if Australia is worth it anymore. I'd absolutely love it, though – but the fecal-ravaged mini-fest idea better not be repeated.

 

[Hap Hapablap]

They probably don't need the money. They're in the privileged position where four or five festival headlines is more than enough to live off for ten years. They'll just do it for the hype, and I dunno if Australia is worth it anymore. I'd absolutely love it, though – but the fecal-ravaged mini-fest idea better not be repeated.

nevertheless their music still and continues to beat the random hoo haas of this day and age.

i literally grew up with them as an 10 year old with "homework" all the way until now. as crummy and corny this may sound a lot of their music influenced who i was and what i am funny enough.

 

[Hap Hapablap]

17th may, 2013. Random Access Memories to be released in Australia.

New Teaser

http://randomaccessmemories.com/

 

[Silent Alarm]

That loop is good enough on its own. So cool to have this many good releases in 2013, because I still think last year was pretty sub-par for new music. Hopefully it leaks soon...

 

[mansize rooster]

If i remember correctly their last album in 05 didn't get much love.
Then they did the whole pyramid live thing and brought in a whole new crowd.
Skrillex was apart of that crowd..and Br0-Step was born

 

[mansize rooster]

Not having a go or anything..you can't help who you influence.

Never been a big daft punk fan myself. Love a few singles here and there but never have the urge to listen to an album front to back. One of my fav things they did was actually that collab with N.E.R.D - Hypnotize u..should of been a hit!

They really did bring dance music to the stadiums though.
Plus a million other electronic fests etc..

 

[Richard Cranium]

Anyone on bf from Wee Waa?

http://pitchfork.com/news/50248-con...at-an-agricultural-show-in-wee-waa-australia/

Normally, the Annual Wee Waa Show in rural Wee Waa, New South Wales, Australia, wouldn't be a fixture on anyone's festival guide much outside of the area itself. But this year, as well as hosting dog high jump, cross cut saw contests, and a baby show, the Wee Waa show will host something...completely different. Daft Punk have chosen the agricultural event as the site of the official global launch party for their new album, Random Access Memories.

The record is out May 21 through Columbia Records, but will be unveiled at the festival on the evening of Friday, May 17. (The festival runs May 17-19.) Wee Waa's local news site reports that the show "will host a playback of the new album to a packed audience" from a purpose-built stage. And we have confirmed that all of this is actually true.

 

[FIGJAM]

Haha! Pisser!!

 

[flight23]

 

[flight23]

as way of an apology

 

[flight23]

BOOM

 

[Vincent Chase]

Rumor going around that they'll perform at Ultra next year.

 

[Silent Alarm]

They're going to be touring with a full live band. The person who said this to me also told me they were ditching samples, which is right. A second person reckons they're here in December but that's too good to be true.

I'm ludicrously excited. This won't leak. But this is picking up so much, rightful, hype. I mean, how good does Get Lucky sound? I just keep playing it.

 

[Vincent Chase]

Not a Pharrell fan, but this is awesome.

 

[Silent Alarm]

How is Pharrell 40? Dude doesn't age. Just like this album won't.

 

[flight23]

 

[Silent Alarm]

Isn't this fake? Why would they release a second snippet after building up Get Lucky and then making their biggest announcement in half a decade? Like, yeah. Nah.

 

[flight23]

http://www.dancingastronaut.com/201...collaboration-with-pharrell-and-nile-rodgers/