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NME10/ 10

“It’s rare to hear a record that doesn’t sound like anything you’ve ever heard, and rarer still to hear one that also puts a smile on your face”

Rolling Stone4/ 5 stars

“At times, the album is a victim of its own ambition. But it wouldn’t be half as awesome a ride if it had aimed any lower”

musicOMH

“A band as big as Daft Punk are well placed to start a movement, but this album doesn’t seem destined to become one of its classics, as admirable an attempt as it (mostly) is”

Paste

“This is the hardest Daft Punk’s ever worked on an album, but their songwriting and programming skills aren’t up to the others”

Spin8/ 10

“They’re not robots, they’re "robots." They "rock" and want you to "dance." In that sense, this is absolutely in keeping with the band’s legacy”

AllMusic5/ 5 stars

“Daft Punk’s most personal work, and richly rewarding for listeners willing to spend time with it”

The Independent4/ 5 stars

“It’s an album which makes you feel warm. It’s the sound of love, after all”

The Quietus

“To find Bangalter and de Homem-Christo indulging in all the most horizontal aspects of their sound is more than a little disheartening”

The A.V. ClubB+

“An entrancing and endlessly entertaining musical experience, a fun collection that can soundtrack a great party from start to finish”

Pitchfork8.8/ 10

“People will be listening to Random Access Memories a decade hence, just like we’re still listening to Discovery now”

Clash

“It’s mainly down to Nile Rodgers to supply what thrust we find. The pure disco manna that flows from his funk-drenched fingers stops this bloated road show from sinking under alien seas of molten cheese”

Slant Magazine

“RAM is an album that ultimately comes off having more respect for its spiritual predecessors than its listeners”