Faithless
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Faithless: "It's not just fucking chirpy nonsense"
Interview by Andy Crysell, Muzik, October 1998
FAITHLESS are back, bigger, better and bolder than before. They say God is a DJ. He's probably a Faithless fan ...
Review by Dan Gennoe, Q, 2002
AS THIS COLLECTION of reworked tracks from last year's Outrospective album makes all too clear, Faithless don't wear remixes well. So reliant are their songs ...
Interview by Dan Gennoe, 7, 21 February 2001
She's the first lady of house, he's a living folk legend. She likes gospel, he likes jungle. They are the odd couple and they're taking ...
Review by Dan Gennoe, dotmusic.co.uk, 16 May 2005
FAITHLESS'S SHOWINGS in the singles charts might not bag them as one of the biggest players of the '90s dance boom, but with 10 million ...
Live Review by Dave Simpson, The Guardian, 10 April 2007
RECENT YEARS have not been kind to the 1990s megaclub generation. However, despite frequently threatening retirement, London-based collective Faithless have proved as difficult to shift ...
Faithless: How we made 'Insomnia'
Interview by Dave Simpson, The Guardian, 19 October 2020
"MTV FORCED US to change the first line. It was originally: I only smoke weed when I need to" ...
Faithless: Faith, Hope And Clarity
Profile and Interview by Ian Gittins, Melody Maker, 3 May 1997
FAITHLESS are successfully grafting poetry, intelligence and stoner philosophy onto their floor-filling euphoric dance. Dare you follow? * ...
Faithless: Wir Sind Berliners!
Profile and Interview by Martin Aston, Q, May 1997
Faithless: in no way Eurosceptic. ...
Interview by Paul Elliott, Q, May 2001
One speed demon rapper. One half-deaf DJ queen. And one studio Svengali who just happens to be Dido's brother. This is Faithless, dance music's holy ...
Faithless: To All New Arrivals
Interview by Sophie Heawood, The Times, 24 November 2006
FAITHLESS have abandoned big rave anthems, but they'll still bite your legs ...
Interview by Stephen Dalton, New Musical Express, 25 September 1999
From Euro-disco trance nutters to Mercury-friendly rock'n'soul pluralists finally getting the respect they deserve — you've heard the word, now come worship in the house ...
see also Sister Bliss
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