 Daft Punk had their first magazine cover in that issue, and also their last unmasked photographs since.The band thought the printing made the magazine look like a low-rent pornographic magazine, prompting Daft Punk not to pose for any future photographs unless they were wearing masks or disguised themselves as robots, a decision they have maintained since.In 1997, "Jockey Slut" carried an in-depth feature on German label International DeeJay Gigolo, prior to the short-lived electroclash craze which happened four to five years later.