Daft Punk
Homework
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MOG Editorial Review
Daft Punk have established their dominance in electronic music by ensuring that even their more daring experiments are steeped in a catchy, club-ready aesthetic. Layering inventive rhythms under elements of electro, techno, and house, the French duo's studied mix of genres is what makes their debut such a standout. Homework shows off the band's ability to make even the most minimal tracks sound massive. Even from the start, it seems these two French boys graduated with honors.
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AMG Review of Homework
Sean Cooper
All Music GuideDaft Punk's full-length debut is a funk-house hailstorm, giving real form to a style of straight-ahead dance music not attempted since the early fusion days of on-the-one funk and dance-party disco. Thick, rumbling bass, vocoders, choppy breaks and beats, and a certain brash naiveté permeate the record from start to finish, giving it the edge of an almost certain classic. While a few fall flat, the best tracks make this one essential.
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- Release Date 1996
- Label EMI France
- Genre Electronica/Dance
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