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

Daft Punk were more than just hitmakers—they were pioneers who redefined what electronic music could be. From Homework and ...

It appears that ex-Kraftwerk member Wolfgang Flür has been tricked into a collaboration on his new album by an unknown musician who purported to be Daft Punk’s Thomas Bangalter ... being on stage with ...

Anonymity has always been a major component of the Daft Punk ethos. Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem Christo kept their faces hidden under robot helmets for years, allowing them to go ...

Daft Punk gave up using samples and returned to ... They released Homework in 1997 and soon began wearing masks in public. The robot helmets arrived with their second album Discovery in 2001.

Daft Punk didn't always present as robots ... Somewhat ironically, considering the band only adopted the robot helmets as a way to avoid having to promote an image in the first place.

HAHN [Daft Punk] didn’t really want to sit in the audience. Those helmets are not that comfortable: The visors are really dark and it’s hard to hear and see around you. But when we were taking ...

The dazzling design saw fans draw comparisons with French house music duo Daft Punk, with their signature look being chromed-out helmets. Reacting to pictures of the helmet, one fan said ...

The space imagery, the helmets and suits ... the year he discovered Daft Punk in a London nightclub, the Ministry of Sound. He became their jack-of-all-trades. "I had no idea about the music ...

Long Read'How Daft Punk got lucky' (2/5 ... Designed by videographers Alex Courtès and Martin Fougerol, the helmets and metal gloves would be finalized in Hollywood by a special effects ...

Daft Punk’s Thomas Bangalter has opened up about why the duo ... the day we die’,” he explains when speaking on their decision to start wearing the helmets, following the release of their debut studio ...

MARTÍNEZ: That is Daft Punk, the now-defunct house music duo from France who kept their faces hidden under shiny robot helmets. Thomas Bangalter was half of that group, and this is the music he's ...