Sometimes it can be a real disappointment when bands ‘grow up’ and embrace a radically different sound. In certain cases this can be seen as progression...

House heroes Faithless are back and this time they’ve got some words of wisdom for young bands. Such as: don’t sign to a major until you’ve already got...

The Marlay Park crowd are more engrossed in the FAITHLESS Experience than in Faithless themselves and - despite their gargantuan record sales across Europe -...

One of the biggest acts in dance music is making their way to the country.

Faithless with provide the finale performance at Dublin Castle for the May Bank Holiday festival

Faithless return with their oddest single to date. Gone is the standard anthemic dance vibe, replaced by punk guitars, brass, pounding drums and even handclaps.

Faithless and Talvin Singh are among the international artists confirmed for Belfast's Tennent's digital T festival

Faithless to temporarily retire from live work to concentrate on recording - but not before blowing minds at Creamfields

Sadly, Faithless are no longer preaching to the converted.

There’s a fair helping of standard Faithless tracks on Outrospective. The sinister dance epics ‘We Come 1’ and the dark and dangerous...

FAITHLESS: ‘Salva Mea’ – ‘96 Remixes (Cheeky)

Albums like this should in theory be reviewed in our main section, but the Back To Mine albums are marketed as post-clubbing chill-out sessions for the dance...