Daft Punk is celebrating the 20th anniversary of their influential album with the reissue of ‘Human After All Remixes.’ This special edition will be released in vinyl format for the first time ever. It is set to launch on November 28, adding excitement for fans of the iconic French duo.
Details of the Reissue
The ‘Human After All Remixes’ 20th anniversary edition will come as a limited 2xLP gatefold. This remix album features interpretations from renowned artists, showcasing diverse takes on Daft Punk’s original tracks.
Tracklist Highlights
- A1: Robot Rock (Soulwax Remix)
- A2: Human After All (SebastiAn Remix)
- A3: Technologic (Peaches No Logic Remix)
- A4: The Brainwasher (Erol Alkan’s Horrorhouse Dub)
- B1: The Prime Time Of Your Life (Para One Remix)
- B2: Human After All (“Guy-Man After All” Justice Remix)
- B3: Technologic (Digitalism Remix)
- B4: Human After All (Emperor Machine Version)
- C1: Technologic (Vitalic Remix)
- C2: Robot Rock (Daft Punk Maximum Overdrive Mix)
- C3: Technologic (Liquid Twins Remix)
- C4: Technologic (Basement Jaxx Kontrol Mixx)
- D1: Human After All (The Juan Maclean Remix)
- D2: Human After All (Alter Ego Remix)
- D3: Technologic (Knight Club Remix)
Merchandise and Collectibles
Alongside the vinyl reissue, Daft Punk will release exclusive merchandise. This includes Super7 ReAction Figures, depicting the duo as seen in their notable 2005 video for ‘Technologic.’
Insights from Daft Punk’s Drummer
In a recent update, Daft Punk’s drummer, known as Quinn, hinted at the existence of a previously lost album. He mentioned in January 2024 that this album might follow their 2013 work, ‘Random Access Memories.’
Collaboration and Recent Appearances
Additionally, Daft Punk was featured in Pharrell Williams’ LEGO biopic, ‘Piece by Piece.’ This collaboration further underscores their lasting impact on the music industry, highlighted by their hit ‘Get Lucky,’ which has over a billion streams on Spotify.
As anticipation builds for the reissue of ‘Human After All Remixes,’ fans can look forward to both nostalgic music and collectible merchandise that celebrate Daft Punk’s legacy in electronic music.
