Daft Punk’s Thomas Bangalter admits scoring ‘Tron: Legacy’ was “depressing”

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Daft Punk’s Thomas Bangalter admits scoring ‘Tron: Legacy’ was “depressing”

Far Out · 2 hours ago

The article's full text was not available beyond navigation and menu links from the Far Out Magazine website, so only the headline claim can be confirmed: Thomas Bangalter, one half of French electronic duo Daft Punk, has reportedly described the experience of scoring Disney's 2010 film "Tron: Legacy" as "depressing". No further quotes, context or explanation from Bangalter were included in the supplied text.

Daft Punk composed the score for "Tron: Legacy", a sequel to the 1982 sci-fi classic "Tron", marking one of the duo's most high-profile forays into film music before their eventual split in 2021. Without the full article, further details on why Bangalter found the process difficult, and when the remarks were made, cannot be confirmed.

  • Thomas Bangalter reportedly called scoring "Tron: Legacy" "depressing"
  • Daft Punk composed the acclaimed 2010 film's soundtrack
  • Full article text was unavailable for further detail

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