Since the duo first formed in the 1990s, Daft Punk wore their formal robot attire to nearly all public appearances, making it difficult to find pictures of the men without their helmets.

Of course there are someeee pics that show Daft Punk's faces. Here they are in 1997 wearing masks that make it relatively clear what they look like: ...

Daft Punk are more than just electronic music pioneers—they’re architects of a sonic world that continues to influence pop, ...

Most Daft Punk songs without a guest vocalist are either instrumental or feature minimal lyrics repeating one or a handful of phrases, usually run through a vocoder or other effects. But the ninth ...

the two producers behind Daft Punk are notoriously careful about the occasions that they show up in public. They won't let pictures be taken of them without masks on for pretty much any purpose ...

Daft Punk and the team traveled to Japan in 2000 ... (The new transfer is not without its controversies, as fans have speculated that generative AI has been utilized for the upscale.) ...

Daft Punk’s Thomas Bangalter announced he is releasing ... The two were rarely photographed without them. Bangalter’s album, called “Mythologies,” will be orchestral.

After spending more than 20 years in public behind shiny, opaque robot-style helmets as half of the pathbreaking dance-music duo Daft Punk, Thomas Bangalter was ready to be seen without barriers.

Despite the impressive visual and production elements, Daft Punk demonstrated that it’s possible to be grandiose without being ostentatious, creating a mesmerizing, indulgent, and immersive ...