Awesome Daft Punk

Daft Punk’s latest album won’t be released until 05/21/13, but the robots have made Random Access Memories available for streaming via iTunes. Click the thumbnail to launch the program and play the entire stream.

YouTuber MrSolidSnake745 cranks out another Daft Punk classic on the most appropriate of musical instruments – a set of eight floppy drives. He also offers up One More Time, Something About Us and some Digital Love.

Inspired by the hilarious Beach Boys parody (which sadly has been taken down), TopitoTV took the music video for Daft Punk’s new single and makes the artists sound like drunk wannabes jamming on household items.

By pitch-shifting Pharrell’s vocals, YouTuber Maim Ixed envisions an alternate reality where Michael Jackson was still with us and teams up with Daft Punk and Nile Rogers for what could have been the best collaboration of his career.

The robots come down from their TRON high and rediscover their funk in Get Lucky, the debut single from their upcoming Random Access Memories. Featuring the ageless Pharrell Williams and disco legend Nile Rodgers.

A teaser for Daft Punk’s funky new track Get Lucky, with Pharrell Williams and Nile Rodgers. The track is from the electro duo’s highly anticipated album Random Access Memories. The album drops 05/21/13. (Thanks Freddie!)

Jack Conte of Pomplamoose hypes up his upcoming solo EP with this mashup of various Daft Punk and Skrillex tracks. Conte adds flair to his performance by adding perfectly synchronized video footage on the TV below.

Bamboota pays homage to the French electronic duo, whose partnership has made millions around the world dance harder, better, faster, stronger to their robot rock and technologic music. Sticker too.

Brett Domino of the Brett Domino Trio covers Daft Punk’s Aerodynamic on the playable Google Doodle synthesizer. It’s not as awesome as the original track, but come on. He did it on a Doodle.

YouTuber danitravels had her class of 7th graders playing their own version of Daft Hands in just 90 minutes, including the time it took to make the signs. The kid with the “ER” sign is awesome.

YouTuber MrSolidSnake745 covers Daft Punk’s bliptastic TRON single Derezzed using five floppy drives. It’s not as clean as the electric guitar cover, but you can’t miss the song’s unmistakable riff.

(NSFW: Lyrics) DIY geek Ch00f took a pair of the slatted sunglasses Kanye made famous, and rigged them with EL wires, and a circuit which reacts to music. The slight delay is only the video encode.

Old black and white footage of the Charleston being danced to Daft Punk’s Around the World. Sounds crazy, no? But it works – perfectly. The latest dance craze for the 21st century.

Harrison Krix of Volpin Props cranks out another awesome build, a perfect remake of Thomas Bangalter’s LED matrix helmet, which should look great alongside his Guy-Manuel helmet. Pics here.

The technical perfection of Daft Punk’s club hit from TRON:Legacy always got our heads bobbing. That’s probably why Youtube shredder swanthewhitepig’s dead-on cover is so impressive.

Trinity Orchestra, Ireland’s only fully student run orchestra, recently played Daft Punk’s Discovery – the first ever live full orchestral performance of the music of the beloved band. (Thanks Larry!)

A 100% Kubrick (2.4-inch) two-pack featuring French electronic music duo Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo and Thomas Bangalter in their TRON: Legacy get up. They don’t light up though.

Daft Club forum member AgentRayBans put together a massive poster featuring the evolution of French electronic duo Daft Punk. Check out the original thread for the full-sized poster.

While we featured Daft Punk’s TRON:Legacy track before, we now have the official music video, and it’s the most perfect thing you could imagine – if you dream about Daft Punk and TRON, that is.

The latest TRON:Legacy trailer may repeat footage we’ve seen before, but it performs double-duty as a video for Daft Punk’s “Derezzed”, one of the tracks they composed for the film’s score.

The electronic duo’s film score for TRON: Legacy drops 10/22/2010. The deluxe version includes a CD, a poster as well as digital copies of the music. The latter can also be purchased on their own.

It took Volpin Props 17 months of blood, sweat and tears to create this incredible Daft Punk helmet, complete with colorful lighting and shiny gold exterior. Hi-res pics on Volpin’s flickr stream.

While you might have heard beatbox artist Hikakin’s awesome Super Mario Bros. theme, we bet you didn’t hear his rendition of Harder Better Faster Stronger. His Kanye ain’t bad either.