Recent User Reviews
As strange as it may seem, Daft Punk's latest album is just as addicting and outstanding as their previous ones.
FULL REVIEWposted Apr 11, 2006
"Human After All" has been giving people a mixed, gutsy feeling towards Daft Punk. With the high sucess of their previous album, "Discovery", some people are wondering what has happened to them. Many people don't realize is that Daft Punk changes their
FULL REVIEWposted Oct 2, 2005
Critic Blurbs
"The end result on Human is structurally and technically impressive, though at times aesthetically more curious than intriguing."
- Dan Nishimoto | Apr 11, 2005
"But more so ‘Human After All’ reveals more of what lies in the hearts of its reclusive creators than they’ve ever allowed us to see before."
- James Jam | Apr 1, 2005
"So, OK, let's concede that 'Human' is a major disappointment."
Mar 31, 2005
"Human After All is a capital-A Album that somehow fails to be just about anything else: a) a collection of danceable jams, b) an act of pop artifice that, like 2001’s Discovery, also manages to work spectacularly as pop sincerity, or c) music."
- Eric Henderson | Mar 29, 2005
"Daft Punk still comes off like a pair of robots ready to blast open the doors of any club that would lock them out, but they sound less than sure of what to do once they're inside."
- Andy Battaglia | Mar 21, 2005
"Daft Punk’s ironically titled Human After All sheds all pretense of the human emotion and desire that fueled 1997’s insanely beat-driven Homework and 2001’s blissful, late-night disco comedown Discovery."
- Laurence Station | Mar 15, 2005
"At best, Human After All is music to exercise by, if your gym doesn't have any other CDs."
- Michael Hubbard | Mar 14, 2005
"Portraying the state of pop as a series of predictable formulae long since exhausted by corporate superstructure, Human After All more than lives up to its name, rendering a metaphor for failure on the grandest yet simultaneously most personal of terms."
- Matthew Weiner | Mar 14, 2005
