The List of Faithless Albums in Order of Release Date

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The discography of Faithless consists of eight studio albums, four remix albums, three compilation albums, thirty-nine singles and a number of other appearances.

The List of  Faithless Albums in Order of Release Date

Here is the list of Faithless Album in Order of Release Date:

1. Reverence — 15 April 1996
2. Sunday 8PM — 28 September 1998
3. Outrospective — 18 June 2001
4. No Roots — 7 June 2004
5. To All New Arrivals — 27 November 2006
6. The Dance — 17 May 2010
7. All Blessed — 23 October 2020
8. Champion Sound — 5 September 2025

All Faithless Albums List in Order

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1. Reverence (1996)

Tracks:

1. Reverence
2. Don’t Leave
3. Salva Mea
4. If Lovin’ You is Wrong
5. Angeline
6. Insomnia
7. Dirty Ol’ Man
8. Flowerstand Man
9. Baseball Cap
10. Drifting Away

Faithless released their debut album Reverence in April 1996, marking the beginning of their iconic journey in electronic music. Blending trip hop, dance, and house elements, the album produced timeless classics like “Insomnia,” “Salva Mea,” and “Don’t Leave”, which became global club anthems. It reached number 26 on the UK Albums Chart and achieved Platinum status in the UK, with Gold certifications across Europe. Later in November 1996, the album was reissued as Reverence / Irreverence, featuring a bonus CD of remixes, including reworked versions of “Flowerstand Man” and “Insomnia.” This debut firmly established Faithless as pioneers of 90s electronic music.

2. Sunday 8PM (1998)

Tracks:

1. The Garden
2. Bring My Family Back
3. Hour of Need
4. Postcards
5. Take the Long Way Home
6. Why Go?
7. She’s My Baby
8. God Is a DJ
9. Hem of His Garment
10. Sunday 8PM
11. Killer’s Lullaby

Faithless’ second studio album, Sunday 8PM, released on 28 September 1998, is a defining record in the group’s career. Blending electronic, trip-hop, and dance elements, it features iconic singles like “Bring My Family Back,” “Take the Long Way Home,” and the anthemic “God Is a DJ.” The album peaked at #10 on the UK Albums Chart and earned a Mercury Prize nomination in 1999. Special editions, including the Pinkpop Edition and Sunday 8PM / Saturday 3AM, offered live tracks and remixes, showcasing Faithless’ versatility. With collaborations from Dido, Boy George, and Pauline Taylor, the album remains a timeless electronic masterpiece.

3. Outrospective (2001)

Tracks:

1. Donny X
2. Not Enuff Love
3. We Come 1
4. Crazy English Summer
5. Muhammad Ali
6. Machines R Us
7. One Step Too Far
8. Tarantula
9. Giving Myself Away
10. Code
11. Evergreen
12. Liontamer

Faithless released their third studio album, Outrospective, on 18 June 2001, following Sunday 8PM and preceding No Roots. The album became their biggest UK seller, peaking at No. 6 on the UK Albums Chart, though producer Rollo Armstrong later admitted it was his least favorite. It featured the hit single “We Come 1” (UK No. 3), alongside “One Step Too Far” with Dido (UK No. 6), and fan favorites like “Muhammad Ali” and “Tarantula”. Known for its mix of trip hop and dance sounds, the album cover depicts the May 1968 Paris student uprisings, adding historical depth to its bold musical message.

4. No Roots (2004)

Tracks:

1. Intro
2. Mass Destruction
3. I Want More: Part 1
4. I Want More: Part 2
5. Love Lives on My Street
6. Bluegrass
7. Sweep
8. Miss U Less, See U More
9. No Roots
10. Swingers
11. Pastoral
12. Everything Will Be Alright Tomorrow
13. What About Love
14. In the End
15. Mass Destruction

Faithless’s fourth studio album, No Roots (2004), marked a milestone in the group’s career by becoming their first UK Albums Chart number one. Known for blending electronic beats with powerful lyrical themes, the album features standout collaborations with Dido, LSK, and the legendary Nina Simone. Tracks like Mass Destruction and I Want More showcase Faithless’s signature mix of political awareness and hypnotic rhythms. The title track No Roots even earned a spot on the FIFA 2005 soundtrack, boosting its global recognition. Widely praised across Europe, the album achieved Gold certification in the UK, cementing Faithless’s influence in electronic music.

5. To All New Arrivals (2006)

Tracks:

1. Bombs
2. Spiders, Crocodiles & Kryptonite
3. Music Matters
4. Nate’s Tune
5. I Hope
6. Last This Day
7. To All New Arrivals
8. Hope & Glory
9. A Kind of Peace
10. The Man in You
11. Emergency

Faithless released their fifth studio album, To All New Arrivals, on 27 November 2006, following the success of their Greatest Hits tour. Inspired by the birth of children to members Rollo and Sister Bliss, the album reflects themes of new beginnings. Lead singer Maxi Jazz also connected to the title through his Buddhist faith and his parents’ journey as immigrants to the UK. Featuring collaborations with artists like Robert Smith of The Cure and Dido, the album blends powerful messages with electronic beats. Though it peaked at number 30 on the UK Albums Chart, it achieved Gold certification in the UK and Ireland.

6. The Dance (2010)

Tracks:

1. Not Going Home
2. Feel Me
3. Crazy Bal’heads
4. Comin Around
5. Tweak Your Nipple
6. Flyin Hi
7. Love Is My Condition
8. Feelin Good
9. North Star
10. Sun to Me

The Dance is the sixth studio album by British electronic group Faithless, released in 2010 on their own label Nates Tunes and PIAS Recordings. Returning to their roots, the album is described as their “danciest” work, blending house, electro, and trance with uplifting club energy. It features collaborations with Dido on “North Star” and “Feelin’ Good,” and actress Mía Maestro on “Love Is My Condition.” The record was a commercial success, selling over 600,000 copies worldwide and achieving gold certification in Europe. Charting highly across multiple countries, The Dance reaffirmed Faithless’s legacy as pioneers of electronic dance music.

7. All Blessed (2020)

Tracks:

1. Poetry
2. Gains
3. I Need Someone
4. Remember
5. Synthesizer
6. My Town
7. What Shall I Do?
8. Friendship
9. Walk In My Shoes
10. All Blessed
11. Innadadance
12. Take Your Time

All Blessed is the seventh studio album by legendary dance act Faithless, released on 23 October 2020, marking their first studio project in a decade since The Dance (2010). Unlike previous albums, it does not feature long-time frontman Maxi Jazz, though he is acknowledged in the sleeve notes. The record blends spoken-word poetry with deep electronic soundscapes, featuring collaborations with Suli Breaks, Nathan Ball, Jazzie B, Damien Jurado, Gaika, and more. Singles like Synthesizer and Innadadance highlight its fresh direction. Peaking at #6 on the UK Albums Chart, All Blessed showcases Faithless’ evolution while staying true to their iconic dance roots.

8. Champion Sound (2025)

Tracks:

1.  Forever Free
2. In Your Own Groove
3. Fugitive
4. Peace and Noise
5. Meeting
6. Driving
7. Thinking
8. Book of Hours
9. Find a Way
10. Dollars and Dimes
11. Champion Sound
12. Emmanuel
13. Yes I Want It Too

Faithless returns with their highly anticipated eighth studio album, Champion Sound, released on 5 September 2025. Marking their first album since 2020’s All Blessed, it carries deep emotional weight following the passing of legendary frontman Maxi Jazz in 2022. Despite the loss, Faithless continues their legacy with powerful collaborations featuring Suli Breaks, Bebe Rexha, Dido, LSK, and more. The album includes standout singles like Find a Way, I’m Not Alone (Rest Well Maxwell), and Dollars and Dimes. Blending electronic beats with soulful storytelling, Champion Sound showcases resilience, creativity, and tribute, making it a landmark release for fans of dance music.

Conclusion:

Faithless’ journey through electronic music has been both groundbreaking and influential, blending powerful sociopolitical lyrics with innovative production. From their debut Reverence (1996) to their upcoming release Champion Sound (2025), the group has consistently evolved while staying true to their signature sound. With iconic singles like Insomnia and God Is a DJ, Faithless have left an enduring legacy in dance music, selling millions of records and headlining the world’s biggest festivals. Exploring Faithless Albums in Order offers fans a deeper appreciation of their evolution, artistry, and cultural impact—cementing their place as one of the most important dance acts of all time.

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