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As Rolling Stone reports (citing Alpha Data), streams of Daft Punk’s music were up by nearly 500 per cent on Monday compared to Sunday (February 21) as song sales increased by 1,335 per cent and digital album sales were up by 2,650 per cent. Advertisement Daft Punk’s second studio album ‘Discovery’, which features such songs as ‘One More Time’, ‘Digital Love’ and ‘Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger’, was the most popular among music listeners this week. The 2001 LP was streamed over 1.5 million times on Monday – an increase of 429 per cent compared to the previous day �...

Always a step ahead ... Daft Punk in 2013. Photograph: Matt Sayles/Invision/AP Tue 23 Feb 2021 05.35 EST Last modified on Tue 23 Feb 2021 13.12 EST It’s hard to think of an act who had a greater impact on the way 21st-century pop music sounds than Daft Punk. The style Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo minted on their 1997 debut album Homework – house music heavy on the filter effect, which involved the bass or treble on the track gradually fading in and out, mimicking a DJ playing with the equalisation on a mixer; drums treated with sidechain compression, so that the beats ...

From early anthems to collaboration works, here are some of the greatest music done by the iconic duo.

It might be the track that opens Discovery, but ‘One More Time’ makes for the record’s smash-hit centrepiece. The edges have been sanded back, the textures smoothed out, the songwriting finessed. Hefty drum hits break out across the hazy sample, pushed to the back like a distant memory, as the lean lyrics — almost certainly unforgettable — take hold. The album was envisaged as an exploration of childlike wonder, and pulling from their own upbringings, Homem-Christo and Bangalter turned ‘One More Time’ into the perfect song to keep the party going just that little longer. It’s...

The French duo, who have announced their split after 28 years, redefined dance music