the prodigy

The Prodigy return with the music video for "Get Your Fight On," which shows they still have not lost any of their riot-starting edge.

The red hot NGHTMRE was given the honor of delivering an official remix of The Prodigy's collaboration with Flux Pavilion, "Rhythm Bomb."

The Prodigy have given fans another taste of their much anticipated LP 'The Day Is My Enemy.' Listen to "Wall Of Death" inside.

If you've been in the club scene for a while, you've probably seen some weird stuff. We guarantee you these DJs' stories take the cake though.

After fans received their first listen to the much-anticipated forthcoming album, The Day Is My Enemy with their first single, "Nasty," the U.K. rock/electronic innovators the Prodigy have returned with a new taste of the LP.

Maxim, the famous MC of The Prodigy, has released the 3rd single off his Animal Anger EP. "808," which features MC Cianna Blaze just like each of the EP's four tracks, is a catchy trap production that showcases Maxim's signature self-proclaimed "industrial trap" sound...

"If you don't know who I am, do some research..." For those who don't know the name Maxim, he's the frontman of the legendary UK band, Prodigy. They are responsible for bridging the gap between electronic and rock music, paving the way for EDM as we know it today...

Yesterday, the internet exploded amidst accusations that DJ Snake jacked a track from Seattle based producer, Breaux. DJ Snake released a highly publicized remix of The Prodigy's "Breathe" for free but experts quickly pointed out the striking similarity of Snake's rework to another one done by Breaux 5 months earlier...

As the days begin to get colder hear in the states, the memories of warm music festivals begin to become even sweeter. Alas, we can look at the astonishing aftermovie of Creamfields 2013 when the festival illuminated Daresbury Estate in England for a remarkable three days...

Here are some sinister snippets of new remixes for Boys Noize tracks “XTC” and “ICH R U”, sliced by two of electronica's top shelf acts, The Chemical Brothers (who take on "XTC") and Justice (who mess with "ICH R U") – expect full throttle fusions of colossal synth delight on each...