The duo’s third album was originally produced in just six weeks.
Daft Punk are marking the 20th anniversary of ‘Human After All’ with the first-ever vinyl release of its accompanying remix LP.
The duo’s third album — which was produced in just six weeks — was originally released in March 2005, with a special remix collection released exclusively on CD in Japan the following year. The release included remixes by artists such as Justice, Soulwax, SebastiAn, Erol Alkan and Peaches, among others.
In June 2014, an expanded CD version (also exclusive to Japan) was released with additional remixes from the likes of Basement Jaxx and The Juan Maclean. It was added to streaming services in August 2014.
Now, all the ‘Human After All’ remixes have been gathered for a new limited 2xLP gatefold vinyl edition, which is due to land on 8th November.
Pre-order a copy of the ‘Human After All Remixes’ LP from here.
Last month, Daft Punk — who officially split up in 2021 — announced an interactive Fortnite experience for fans and players, featuring 31 songs from the group’s discography. Meanwhile, a rare Daft Punk skateboard went on sale this summer for $15,000.
Ben Cardew looked into the post-split endurance of the Daft Punk brand in this 2024 DJ Mag feature.
