In 2011 London band Faithless announced that they would be taking a break as a group, playing what would be their final show at the Brixton 02 Academy in April of that year. Fast forward to 2015, where the climate of electronic music has drastically changed since their last 2010 LP The Dance, and even landslides more so since their 1996 debut release Reverence, Faithless have played a number of summer shows and have also revealed a new greatest hits album entitled Faithless 2.0, which spawned remixes by the likes of Tiesto, Armin Van Buuren, Aviici and more. Whilst fans may have been somewhat perked by the LP, the real question which loomed was, “is there going to be a new Faithless studio album”?

On Ministry of Sound Radio, Faithless co-founder Sister Bliss took to the air waves to discuss the 20 year journey of the band, club culture, working with the producers for Faithless 2.0 and the possibilities of a new album.