Daft Punk – Discovery

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Artist: Daft Punk

Title: Discovery

Year: 2001

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Tracklist

  • 1. One More Time (5:20)
  • 2. Aerodynamic (3:32)
  • 3. Digital Love (5:01)
  • 4. Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger (3:44)
  • 5. Crescendolls (3:31)
  • 6. Nightvision (1:44)
  • 7. Superheroes (3:57)
  • 8. High Life (3:21)
  • 9. Something About Us (3:52)
  • 10. Voyager (3:47)
  • 11. Veridis Quo (5:45)
  • 12. Short Circuit (3:26)
  • 13. Face to Face (4:00)
  • 14. Too Long (10:00)

Review

Get ready to groove because Daft Punk’s "Discovery" is an absolute game-changer that flipped the script on electronic music. Dropping in 2001, this second studio album from the dynamic duo shifted away from their Chicago house roots of "Homework" to embrace a slick, disco-infused, R&B-laden house sound. With recording sessions that spanned from 1998 to 2000 in Thomas Bangalter’s Paris home studio, this album is a treasure trove of ingenious samples, both vintage and freshly recorded. Collaborations with Romanthony, Todd Edwards, and DJ Sneak add even more flair to the mix.

But wait, there's more—these tracks aren't just audio masterpieces! Daft Punk's love for Japanese anime shines bright with each music video being a dazzling fusion of science fiction and entertainment, culminating in the animated movie "Interstella 5555: The 5tory of the 5ecret 5tar 5ystem." "Discovery" was a smash hit worldwide, with critics and fans alike raving about the glitzy, pop-py energy that radiates from hits like "One More Time." Its enduring legacy was cemented when "Rolling Stone" named it the 236th greatest album of all time in 2020. Simply put, "Discovery" continues to light up dance floors and playlists with its timeless, revolutionary sound. - Cameron

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