Daft Punk: after 28 years of music the French group disbanded

Like a bolt from the blue came the news that no one would ever expect, i Daft Punk, the famous French musical group author of songs that have made the history of electronic music, such as Around the World and Get Lucky, have officially disbanded. The news was recently released by the two artists, Thomas Bangalter e Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo, through the release of a full-bodied clip (entitled "Epilogue“) On your YouTube channel and that you can easily retrieve on the cover.

As can be seen from the video, the duo is in the desert, while both look straight into each other's eyes, through the helmets that have made the Parisian group famous. One of the two takes off his jacket, while his friend places a timer with a 60-second countdown on him. At the end, one of the two musicians explodes, while the notes of “Touch”, a song taken from their best known record, Random Access Memory, start. After the publication of the video, the agent of the group also confirmed the separation to Variety's microphones, without however providing further details on the affair. Since 1993 Daft Punk have released four albums, the first was Homework in 1997, and won many awards, including seven Grammy Awards.

Although the French duo has been on the scene for almost thirty years, the peak of their popularity came in 2013, with the album Random Access Memories, a record that not only contained the hit "Get Lucky“, Created in collaboration with Nile Rodgers e Pharrell Williams, but which allowed the duo to win the Grammy in 2014 as the "Best Album". Since then the apparitions of the Daft Punk have become increasingly rare, as the French duo showed up recently for only a few collaborations with singer The Weekend, for the making of "I Feel It Coming" and "Starboy".