Hi There,

Just in case this news may have passed you by we thought we'd let you know that we've joined forces with Toolroom records to bring you a one off remix of ‘Music Matters’. Label head honcho Mark Knight is the man behind the mix that is currently setting club land alight and subsequently topping the Beatport chart. DJ support comes from such luminaries as Pete Tong, Armin Van Buren and Tiesto no less. The icing on the cake comes from the somewhat legendary Goldie who has exclusively created the artwork.

Faithless x

"Film4 has a strong tradition of showing the best of British cinema and The Hide is a fresh and compelling addition to our British Connection season," said Julia Wrigley, the head of Film4.


"We are delighted that Film4 has embraced the film," added Christopher Granier-Deferre, the producer for Poisson Rouge Pictures. "We couldn't think of a better place for it to land and their interest has generated even wider appeal as we are gearing up for a theatrical release."



The Hide will be screened on 16.02.09 at 11pm on Film4 and 12am on Film4+1. This will be the UK TV premiere!

Film4 is available for free on Freeview and all satellite and cable services.

Hey,

We have put two new remixes up on the profile player – have a listen and let us know your thoughts.

Peace

Faithless

Greetings from chilly latvia! We wanted to let you know that we are currently redesigning our website – we will mail you once it's finished.
Its been a mad couple of weeks so far - we started the final leg of the tour with 2 rocking shows in London- both to prepare for our very first stadium show- and both very
different in scale. First was an intimate one at shepherds bush, which was a real treat for
band and fans alike- we did a bit of an exhaustive trawl through some
old numbers that have been gathering dust in the vaults, and had a few
setlist changes to keep us on our toes. After a long summer playing the
festivals, it was nice to get really stuck in  and play for longer than
the standard  hour to hour and a half we've been regimented to. The set
almost reached Prince-like proportions by the second night in Brixton,
so we had to cut a couple of numbers otherwise we would have got slapped
with a very heavy fine from the council!  Other than than it was a truly
fantastic night- which definitely  reached boiling point for the crowd-
it felt like the loudest and hottest Brixton ever- some of the
incredible new production and lightshow producing mass gasping and
fainting fits! It was pretty intense doing a rehearsal for a  stadium
show in a very un- stadium like venue, but was great to hear that people
were blown away by it all, especially as a lot of fans have seen us many
many times there.
We headed back out to Europe to play festivals in Madrid and Barcelona-
great weather and vibes at both but the set-time of 3am was a tough one,
even with all the years of raving practice! Next was Antwerp's fabulous
Sportspaleis where we have played before to the Belgian faithful- it was
fantastic seeing all the new lights and screens in place and knowing
that we were going to have a really special show on our own terms. Even
though many had seen us headlining Werchter this summer, people seemed
to really appreciate we were trying to do something a little different
visually and musically. In that context it felt like the 2 hour show had
space to breathe and took on an almost Pink Floyd- like flavour. So, off
we went to Arnhem, after a great day off in Amsterdam, to play the
biggest show yet- the difference between playing to 18 000 people, to 22
000 was palpable- the venue was properly wide- and all our 6 trucks
worth of massive screens, lighting rigs and PA system looked tiny in
there! Even so, it was another great night, which gave us a taste of
things to come ( I hope!) and the Dutch crowd were amazing ( and tall)
as always.
We visited Scandinavia next- playing storming club shows in Copenhagen
and Oslo, who were the very first countries to embrace Faithless in the
very beginning- it was very nostalgic for us, despite the rain, and we
resolved not to leave it so long to visit again. Now we are in Riga- a
beautiful Baltic city with a very interesting history, and very cheap
beer! Its another arena show tonight, so we're really hoping the Latvian
crowd enjoy the Faithless experience- especially as its our first time
here.... so wherever you are we hope we will see some of you tonight, or
at  any of the 3 remaining shows to come!
Bring your dancing shoes...... love, as always x Faithless

Also will be putting up 2 new remixes of the track 'A Kind Of Peace' on our myspace player shortly – we will let you know once they are up.

Hi guys,

Our two London dates are SOLD OUT!

September 10th at London Sheperds Bush Empire
September 11th at London Brixton Academy

BUT

Here is your chance to win VIP tickets.

To enter send us a message (with 'VIP Tickets' as the subject) here on myspace with the answer to the following question:

What is the name of the current Faithless album?

Please also include your full name and gig of preference.

Contestants must also be over 18.

Good Luck!

Peace

Faithless

PS To find out the answer click here!

We are pleased to announce two London shows:

10th September Shepherds Bush Empire - buy tickets here

11th September Brixton Academy - buy tickets here

The album 'To All New Arrivals' is available for £4.00 here

Its been a great summer so far and we are looking forward to seeing some of you at the shows.

Our mailing list is being re-created; to get emails about our future plans please sign up here

Peace