When Daft Punk released Random Access Memories a decade ago, the dance music scene burst open, making global superstars out of producers like Skrillex, Swedish House Mafia, and Zedd. It was a strange new musical landscape for the two robots who had been producing chart-topping hits since the 90s, and singles such as One More Time shined through the nu-metal and pop groups that dominated the charts at the turn of the century. Despite all of this, Daft Punk again surprised their global…
