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Daft Punk: Plastique Fantastique
Interview by David Stubbs, Melody Maker, 29 March 1997
It's taken a while, but mainstream America is finally welcoming dance music with open aims. Now they're going crazy over the Chemicals and are poised ...
Interview by Calvin Bush, Muzik, February 1997
DAFT PUNK. They're not daft They're not punks. Just two young French funkateers putting France on the house map with one of the most hyped ...
Interview by Emma Warren, The Face, February 1997
ANYONE WHO'S ever found themselves propelled on to the middle of the dancefloor as soon as the twisted "wah wah" strains of 'Da Funk' hit ...
Air, Daft Punk: Daft Punk & Air: Disco Tech
Profile and Interview by David Stubbs, Uncut, July 2001
DAFT PUNK AND AIR ARE THE BEATLES AND STONES OF THE INTERNATIONAL DANCE SCENE. SO WHY IS THE FRENCH ESTABLISHMENT – SO PROUD OF ITS ...
Profile and Interview by Dorian Lynskey, The Guardian, 19 May 2013
IT IS A PECULIAR experience meeting the most famous faceless musicians in the world. Daft Punk are certainly well known. Eight years after their last ...
Interview by Andy Crysell, New Musical Express, 25 January 1997
ONE SOUND rings out above all others in DAFT PUNK's uncluttered office in Paris' beautiful Montmartre district. Not music but... whirr! A fax machine working ...
Daft Punk: Random Access Memories
Review by Ian Gittins, Virgin Media Music, May 2013
DAFT PUNK'S FORTE has always been their sleek, glistening futurism, the sense of mischievous glee they take in the very textures of electronic sound. ...
Daft Punk: Homework (Virgin CDV2821)
Review by Andy Gill, The Independent, 31 January 1997
FRENCH DUO Daft Punk's take on techno strips away any artistic pretensions to leave just a jackhammer beat and a few squelchy noises looping over ...
Review by Calvin Bush, Muzik, February 1997
PHIL SPECTOR would have been proud. If there's one trick the French pair can pull off with constant aplomb (and they do it repeatedly across ...
Daft Punk: Romocops: Daft Punk: Discovery (Virgin)
Review by Stephen Dalton, NME, 10 March 2001
FOUR YEARS after Homework redefined dance music, turned handbag house into High Art and landed every disco chancer in Paris a record deal, can Thomas ...
Daft Punk: Ready, Study, Go!: Daft Punk: Homework (Virgin)
Review by Stephen Dalton, New Musical Express, 18 January 1997
AS A RULE, the better a country's cuisine, the worse its pop music. Hence the illustrious rock'n'roll lineage of Great Britain, land of lardy stodge ...
Daft Punk: French Pop: A Long Way From Françoise Hardy To Daft Punk
Overview by Pete Paphides, The Times, 1 February 2003
IT IS no surprise that France has only just got around to its own equivalent of Top Of The Pops. In a country where philosophy ...
Air, Daft Punk: En Garde! Le Pop Nouveau Français, C’est Arrivé!
Profile by Etienne Petit, Rock's Backpages, March 2001
The late ’90s saw the flowering of a nouveau French techno-pop. Now Air, Daft Punk and friends are conquering the world. RBP’s Paris correspondent explains ...
Justice, Daft Punk: Electronica that Rocks, à la Française
Report and Interview by Will Hermes, The New York Times, 1 July 2007
ONE OF THE most blogged-about sets at this year's Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Southern California took place on a stage dominated by ...
Review by Dan Gennoe, dotmusic.co.uk, June 2004
WHEN FRENCH POP did the unthinkable and became cool, Phoenix found themselves on the ones to watch list. Disappointingly they never got off it. The ...
Review by Andy Gill, The Independent, 16 January 1998
IF, AS SOME believe, 1998 is to be the year that France finally produces pop music of international appeal, then synth duo Air are the ...
Profile and Interview by Paul Lester, Uncut, August 2000
SEVENTIES CALIFORNIA meets Y2K Paris. ...
Interview by Steven Daly, Rolling Stone, 19 March 1998
ON THEIR DEBUT, MOON SAFARI, THE FRENCH DUO AIR MAKE LOUNGE MUSIC FOR THE ELECTRONIC SET ...
Phoenix: Mean Fiddler 2, London
Live Review by Etienne Petit, Rock's Backpages, 25 January 2001
WOULD LONDON BE rocking tonight to Phoenix if they weren’t French? I ask only as a fellow countryman of this very fine group. If Thomas ...
Phoenix: Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix (V2)
Review by James Medd, The Word, June 2009
The hot-air balloon, the electric iron and the current trend for shiny '70s and '80s-inspired synthpop: the French tend to get there first. ...
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