It’s been 10 years since Daft Punk released their very final album with Random Access Memories, which is best remembered for the hit single ‘Get Lucky’ with Pharrell Williams. Since then, it’s been incredibly hard to get around any new music from the famously eccentric producers but evidently, the duo still has plenty of unreleased music, a stack from which a total of nine never-heard-before songs has been taken.
With the re-release of the Grammy-winning Random Access Memories now available, Daft Punk fans are being spoilt with what is almost a full album’s worth of unreleased songs from the French musicians. They’re all found on a special expanded edition of Daft Punk’s fourth studio album, bringing the project’s runtime to a total of 1 hour and 50 minutes.
Billed as the very last Daft Punk song, “Infinity Repeating (2013 demo)” is one of the more notable of the newly released songs. Daft Punk even released a short music video for it alongside The Strokes’ frontman Julian Casablancas who provides the song’s vocals. The other new Daft Punk material includes the recently-released singles “GLBTM (Studio Outtakes) and “The Writing of Fragments of Time,” as well as highlights like “Horizon Overture” and “GL (Early Take)”.
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You can stream the full 10th-anniversary edition of Random Access Memories on all major platforms now, including Spotify and Apple Music.
