Daft Punk’s Thomas Bangalter is interviewed in a new issue of art magazine Whitewall , the first interview given by the duo in the two years since their pyramid live show ended it retina burning run. Bangalter talks about art and technology—but if there’s a new project in the works, he’s not talking. One continuing theme however is collaboration.
Speaking about the duo’s longstanding faceless persona, Bangalter reveals it has as much to do with the rise of a certain generation of video directors as it did the duo’s need for privacy:
WW: Was there a point when you decided your identities had to drop out of the picture?
TB: Now it seems like a normal thing to have music videos without the performers, but 10 years ago that was very uncommon. And I remember where …

























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