To all my EDM fans out there, brace yourselves for the news I’m about to tell you: Daft Punk is releasing their full live stream of Random Access Memories today which anybody can listen to back-to-back at the incredible price of…nothing. That’s right, you can stream Daft Punk’s Random Access Memories today for free. Considering the palpable online anticipation for the release of this album, I’m certain Daft Punk’s stream of Random Access Memories may just crash iTunes’ site. What’s great about this stream (beyond the obvious fact that we’re getting free Daft Punk days before the album drops) is that you don’t have to pre-order the album to stream it, all you have to do is go to Daft Punk’s Random Access Memories page on iTunes and hit play. You can find a few samples from their album in the videos below, as well as a slideshow of Daft Punk dressed to the nines for Random Access Memories.
For those unfamiliar with Daft Punk, they have become one of the biggest EDM sensations on a global level, garnering a massive fan base that is rivaled by no other electronic dance group out there. The french duo (composed of Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo) started the group in Paris back 1992 and really made a name for themselves in the 90’s with the release of their critically acclaimed album ‘Discovery’. Some of the more notable singles from that album include ‘Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger’ and ‘Digital Love’, many of which have been featured in movies, commercials, and t.v. shows around the world. They are also considered to be one of the greatest ‘live’ EDM groups, quickly selling out of tickets for tours they do in a matter of minutes.
Random Access Memories is one of the most anticipated albums of the past few years due to the fact that Daft Punk hasn’t released a new album over the past few years (except for Tron Legacy’s album), and the fact that a number of notable musicians are featured in various songs only makes the hype for the release bigger.
Be sure to keep up with the site as we continue to update any news on Daft Punk’s album.
