Title: Very Human Indeed
Product review: There are only a few bands in the world someone could listen to, and immediately know the song belonged to them. Daft Punk is one of them.The band continues with their signature robot inspired vocals and ultramodern computer programming, but what is strikingly different here is that the tracks on here are more repetitive as compared to ones on Homework and Discovery - and it is exactly this quality that makes this album strangely so much more profound than the earlier two releases.All 10 tracks on Human After All portray a multitude of different emotions, which the French duo obviously want us to experience through repetition of sounds for 4 minutes or so that each track lasts for.Not as mainstream or accessible as the previous two releases, but a stunner nevertheless.
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