Daft Punk’s New Album Is 74 Minutes Long With 13 Tracks, Based On Sony’s Rights Registration
We knew the details surrounding Daft Punk‘s upcoming fourth album would be hard to come by — after all, the guys are usually only seen in public wearing robot helmets — but today we got a nice little nibble of cheese leading us to the maze’s end: It looks like the album’s track breakdown has made its way online. Metro UK reports that someone took a screencap of a chart showing track information for the album, which was registered by Sony via PPL. Though no song titles are listed, there are 13 tracks that clock in at a 20/20 Experience-eclipsing total of 74:40. Head below to see the screengrab.
Prior to this, all we knew about the album was that Chic‘s Nile Rodgers has been working with the French duo, and that the 15-second teaser we got sounded very Chic-like, indeed.
Daft Punk most recently released the soundtrack to 2010’s Tron: Legacy, but this is their first proper studio album since 2005’s Human After All.
