Faithless can expect increased exposure and records sales to boot on the back of their radical collaboration with the BBC.
But for a band that are more concerned with matters temporal and spiritual than financial, the deal has other implications.
"Maxi had quite a serious car accident recently and he loves his motor sport and loves performing and being really active," says Bliss, adopting a more contemplative tone.
"He was absolutely immobilised for the best part of three months and had to be totally rehabilitated into learning how to walk again.
"In fact, that's when we got the news that the BBC wanted to use our music for the World Cup.
"You know being in a band and making music is a picnic compared with a lot of other jobs but it definitely has its dark and difficult moments.
"Little pieces of information suddenly have a much more far reaching effect on the morale of the band."