THE PRODIGY ANNOUNCE INVADERS MUST DIE TOUR THIS MAY
The Prodigy return to the states this May for a proper tour. It seems no NYC date this time around. If you want to see them you better try to make it down tonight for their gig at the Roseland. Full dates are below.
05/18 – 9:30 Club – Washington, DC
http://purchase.tickets.com/buy/TicketPurchase?orgid=3595&pid=6486958
05/19 – Electric City – Philadelphia, PA
http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/02004277A5685D8F
05/20 – House of Blues – Boston, MA
http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/010042759E8D565D?artistid=807253&majorcatid=10001&minorcatid=1
05/22 – The Filmore – Detroit, MI
http://www.livenation.com/edp/eventId/405857
05/23 – Congress Theater – Chicago, IL
https://www.clubtix.net/webService/index.php?con=select_tickets&event_id=47608665049c306d63720b
05/26 – The Grove – Anaheim, CA
http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/09004275953740B2
05/27 – Hollywood Paladium – Los Angeles, CA
http://www.livenation.com/edp/eventId/405416
05/28 – Warfield Theatre – San Francisco, CA
05/30 – WAMU Theatre – Seattle, WA
Prodigy Return to NYC on March 26th
Prodigy return to the stage with a show in New York on March 26th at Roseland Ballroom. This is a rare appearance so its worth the trek out on a Thursday.
You can grab tickets here
The Prodigy Invaders Must Die Deal
We don’t post deals that often but this is to good to miss. The Prodigy’s newest release, Invaders Must Die, is set to be Amazon’s “MP3 Daily Deal” on Monday, March 2nd. The album download will be priced at $1.99 exclusively for this day. Invaders Must Die will be released in the US on Tuesday, March 3rd.
The Prodigy – Invaders Must Die
‘Invaders Must Die’ is one of the more anticipated albums of the early part of this new year. Since, it was announced late last year that the band will be reuniting we have all been waiting. The two songs that have been able to hear so far have been hit and miss with me. ‘Invaders Must Die’ the first single was a massive tune but second single “Omen” was all to by the numbers for me.
After, the largely disappointing but still likable “Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned’ Laim Howlett got the original band back together for this affair. If anything the record sounds closer to “Jilted Generation’ than ‘Fat Of The Land.’
The album starts off with the declaration of “We Are The Prodigy” on the title track and previous single. The song will be monumental live and I can’t wait to hear it in that setting. “Omen” is a track that works much better in the flow of the album. The album really gets going on the third track “Thunder.” The track contains just a sampled reggae vocal and a hard, fast and mega tune. It is really what the Prodigy do best.
“Take Me To The Hospital” is more like a flashback to the bands past material and almost feels like a mashup record at times. The intro to “Warriors Dance” sounds like the start of some erotic film. But, then slowly and it gets turned up and is out to destroy your speakers.
There are a few tracks I think we could do without. “Words On Fire” is something that would have been better left. It is full of such fury that frankly after listening I am a little worn out. There is a lot of songs also that I could easily see being placed in films and ads this year as well. “Invaders Must Die” is a record from the first to the last moment goes right after you and doesn’t stop. The record shows that the band still have some fight left in them.