Daft Punk Presents "Memory Tapes" Video Series to Celebrate Random Access Memories' 10th Anniversary
Julian Casablancas ‘Instant Crush’ set - provided by Getty Images
Electronic music duo Daft Punk has made an exciting announcement regarding the upcoming 10th-anniversary edition of their acclaimed album, Random Access Memories. Through an Instagram story, the duo unveiled a video featuring Julian Casablancas, known for his collaboration on the hit track "Instant Crush". This video serves as a preview of the inaugural episode of the "Memory Tapes" series.
During what appears to be an interview, the host makes reference to this being the last Daft Punk song, possibly alluding to Julian's upcoming release, "Infinity Repeating", recorded with his band, The Voidz, back in 2013. However, Julian playfully dismisses this notion “Okay, way to be dramatic”.
The preview concludes with a title card, marking the beginning of the "Memory Tapes" series coming soon.
Stay tuned for the first episode of "Memory Tapes" as Daft Punk continues to celebrate the enduring legacy of Random Access Memories.
Additionally, Daft Punk has introduced an intriguing addition for fans listening to their album 'Random Access Memories' on Spotify. Each song now includes a visualiser displaying the text "May 11th, 10 AM" followed by unique sets of coordinates. These coordinates lead to various worldwide locations, including New York City, Tokyo, London, Paris, Buenos Aires, and more.
The meaning behind these coordinates remains a mystery, but it aligns with Daft Punk's penchant for creating extraordinary and exclusive experiences. Fans eagerly anticipate the unveiling of this mysterious journey.
Random Access Memories 10th-Anniversary edition will be released on May 12th.
