Human After All is Daft Punk’s third studio album, released in 2005. Compared to the lush, sample-heavy soundscapes of Discovery, this record takes a rawer, more stripped-down approach. Built largely on repetitive guitar riffs, minimal drum patterns, and mechanical loops, it leans into themes of technology, mass media, and alienation. While divisive upon release, it has since been reassessed for its stark intensity and influence, especially tracks like “Robot Rock” and “Technologic,” which became staples of their live shows.

Tracklist:

Side A:
A1. Human After All
A2. The Prime Time Of Your Life
A3. Robot Rock

Side B:
B1. Steam Machine
B2. Make Love

Side C:
C1. The Brainwasher
C2. On/Off
C3. Television Rules The Nation

Side D:
D1. Technologic
D2. Emotion