Daft Punk share five-part mini-documentary series about the collaborators on 'Random Access Memories'

Daft Punk have shared a five-part mini-documentary series on the collaborators who helped to make 'Random Access Memories' the iconic album it has become. 

Directed by US cinematographer and director Ed Lachman, the videos were originally captured back in 2013 during the making of 'Random Access Memories' and are now re-releasing the footage to coincide with the record's 10th anniversary. 

Episode one features an interview with Giorgio Moroder, who discusses his work on 'I Feel Love', as well as going into detail about his studio time with the French duo, describing them as "perfectionists".

Todd Edwards, Nile Rodgers, Pharrell Williams and Panda Bear each form the focus of the following four episodes.

Watch the first episode with Giorgio Moroder below and find the rest of the series on Daft Punk's YouTube channel.

Disco Pogo's long-awaited Daft Punk tribute book is out now and available to order.

Titled ‘Daft Punk – We Were The Robots’, the 250 page hardback book traces the story of one of the globe’s most influential electronic acts, from their earliest days right up to their unexpected split in February 2021.

The French production duo go a long way back with the Disco Pogo team. The magazine's predecessor Jockey Slut published Daft Punk’s first ever interview back in 1994, their first ever magazine cover and featured them on the line-ups of many of their Bugged Out nights over the years.

Purchase the book HERE.