“Literally for two years, I had one piano with a GoPro that I mounted on it. I didn't touch one synthesizer. I didn't open any machines”: Daft Punk’s Thomas Bangalter on his reaction to the huge scale and success of Random Access Memories

Former Daft Punk member Thomas Bangalter has been reflecting on the origins of 2013’s Random Access Memories, the duo’s fourth and final studio album, and how making the record affected his creative process. Latest Videos From MusicRadar Watch full video here:“The benefit of the Tron score, on a very personal creative level, was how we got from Tron to to Random Access Memories,” says Bangalter. “That's what Random Access Memories was – I really consider that Random Access Memories was like a film without cameras, basically the entire process of it. “For me, the pause was after Random Access Memories,” says Bangalter. Daft Punk officially disbanded in 2021, and Bangalter has since focused on soundtrack work for ballets, films and an art installation.