More Daft Punk Teasers...

US Is this hype machine is out of control...      13/05/13

So we've been trying to follow the whole Daft Punk thing for the past few months and have been excited about their various collaborations, enjoyed their single and their interviews etc. But for all intents and purposes, is this all a lot of hype? Is the album really going to be that great even Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo says "its supposed to really suck". So are we all being sucked in by a giant team of corporate marketing strategists? Is the point of Bangalter and Homem-Christo saying that the album is going to suck a cry for help?...

It seems that nowadays for people to be excited about an album release we have to have months and months of snippets, videos and interviews etc before we get to hear any music... It was exactly the same last month with the announcement of the new Boards of Canada album. A treasure trail of numbers in order to hear a thirty second snippet of audio.... I actually quite enjoy it, but is that because this is good marketing, I mean im getting excited. So they must be doing something right huh?

Anyway whatever your theories (you probably dont have any...) I for one actually enjoyed the music on the latest teaser very much, especially the horrible little crunchy swell at the end. Enjoy!

Edd Butterworth
Eddbutterworth.co.uk

Edd Butterworth



Get the latest headlines, offers and more in our nifty sonicstate newsletter - delivered to your in box every week

More From: DAFT PUNK
Even more news...


 

Get Our Newsletter


More...

Lifeforms SV-2 - Pittsburgh Modular's Redesigned Semi-Modular 

SV-1 successor with thru-zero FM


SonicLAB: Pittsburgh Modular Lifeforms SV-2 

Classy analogue synth reviewed


AmiGUS mini: 24-bit Sound for Amiga 1200 & 600 

32 Channel PCMCIA Soundcard in Beta


SonicLAB: Lambda Synthetics Polypulse 

Algorithmic Performance Workstation


Will Vintage Gear become Liquidated E-Waste? 

Geopolitics, CRTs, Antique Computers & Vintage Synths


Movy For Ableton Move 

16-Track Groovebox using Schwung hack