Bleep

The Prodigy struck gold in 1997 with their 3rd album, seeing Keith Flint join Liam Howlett’s punk / rave fusions and writing some of their biggest songs in the process. A quarter of a century later, The Fat Of The Land still remains one of the most incendiary electronic albums out there. The Prodigy merge raging guitars and full throttle breakbeats into a blazing thrillride from start to finish, and ‘Firestarter’ is of course the album’s anthemic gem, with body quaking rushes of bass and Flint’s barked, animated vocals making for an unforgettably intense and essential listen.