Daft Club

Daft Club was a remix album by French electronic music duo Daft Punk, released in 2003. The album is a compilation of remixes of tracks from their 2001 album Discovery, as well as tracks from their debut album Homework.

The concept for Daft Club originated with an online service of the same name that Daft Punk launched in 2001. This service allowed members to download exclusive remixes of their songs by entering a code found on special Daft Club membership cards distributed with initial copies of Discovery.

The album Daft Club features remixes by various artists, showcasing different styles and interpretations of Daft Punk's music. Notable contributors include Romanthony, Slum Village, Basement Jaxx, and Jess & Crabbe. The remixes generally lean towards house, techno, and electronica genres, offering a different perspective compared to the funk and disco influences present in the original Discovery tracks.

The album was met with mixed reviews upon its release, with some critics praising the creative reinterpretations while others found the remixes to be inconsistent in quality. Despite the varying critical reception, Daft Club provides an interesting insight into how other artists perceive and build upon Daft Punk's original compositions, further exploring the musical landscape surrounding the Discovery era.