What happened to Roule and Crydamoure?

[daftnews]

I don't know if there's already a thread about this but...
I have made a little research on both labels of Roule and Crydamore, and they both had great success. But suddenly they stopped and both Thomas and Guy-Man closed them.
Is that because of Human After All?

Because, they were in a 4-years hiatus, and I think that fans demanded a new Daft Punk album, so maybe they were in a rush due they were already working on they respective labels?

Both labels last released were in somewhere in 2003. Human After All was recorded in 2004...

So they were closed in order to continue with Daft Punk...? Any thoughts?

[something awesome]

Were they actually shut down?

[theworldisdaft]

Crydamoure shut down, role officially never did

[something awesome]

Source?

[theworldisdaft]

Source?

Internets

[scutheotaku]

Source?

http://www.datatransmission.co.uk/ViewNews/4644

[daftnews]

http://www.datatransmission.co.uk/ViewNews/4644

[DJ Falcon] “Roulé is not officially over” he revealed to us. “It’s not finished. Crydmoure, yeah, but Roulé is still on…there’s nothing really playing on it, but it’s not over. So maybe one day…because Thomas and Roulé was all about surprising people…so you never know what to expect from Thomas, which is good. But officially, Roulé is still on.” Full interview coming this week.

This made my day.
The article is from 2010, but, anyway, Thomas takes time to make new stuff. Perfection takes time.

[daftnews]

Crydamoure shut down, role officially never did

So it was kept alive...

[dj christian]

So it was kept alive...

Just like a living dead zombie label.

[scutheotaku]

Like's been said before, Roule, unlike Crydamoure, was never a real label. It was more like a release service for Thomas and his friends. More than likely Roule is just being kept open to allow Thomas to easily release records if he ever wants to, not because he has some specific plan to release something.