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i woke up today to 99+ notes and it made me go positively mental
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feeling rlly stressed now actually so have a dapu pic
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DAFT PUNK / EYESCREAM
MAGAZINE_COVER_2006_11
PHOTOGRAPHER_Yoshimitsu Umekawa
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Some very bad Discovery era drawings I did... I feel so awkward sharing my drawings because they’re so bad, especially the anatomy... but meh
The top ones are the most recent ones that’s why they kind of look better x)
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“We went to Paris, I came into the session, and Thomas and Guy-Man had already started a track, which was I Feel It Coming, which was just the music. It was one of the tracks that they were playing for me. I was free-styling over it trying to find a vibe with it. I was writing the lyrics to I Feel It Coming and then probably finished it in about an hour, went into the booth, and started recording it. Guy-Man and Thomas were kind of directing me, cause they want it to sound as authentic as possible, as retro as possible. Everything is retro— no tuning, no mellow, none of that stuff. Very raw. And while I’m recording the record, through the talkback I could hear some sort of feedback, some sort of drum loop every time Thomas is like, “Okay, next take.” So I’m like, what the fuck is that? What is that sound? So I walk in and it’s Guy-Man on his phone, or on his laptop or something, and it’s the drums of Starboy. I was like, what is that? He’s like, “Well, it’s just something on my phone.” Like, put that shit on the fucking speakers! Let me hear that! And it’s just this crazy, monstrous loop. So I put I Feel It Coming to the side. I’m like, I’m writing this. Literally wrote Starboy in 30 minutes.”
— The Weeknd, on working with Daft Punk (compiled from two snippets of the same interview, found here and here)
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i’ve found my new favourite daft punk quote
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Guy-Man on his reputation of being “silent, sulky, and sullen,” NME, April 1997 (scan by ifcwdjd)
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Requested by anon. The famous Electroma bag interview from the Icelandic talk show Kastljós in 2006. The interviewer asked if Guy-Man was “getting enough air in there” because he was quiet as usual…
For posterity you can download the full video here at my Dropbox. :)
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Daft Punky trash ✨
Back in 2014 I drew this and I decided to redraw it cause I still liked it a lot and it was fun to see how my art improved ^^
the look is inspired by this article btw
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