Invaders Must Die - The Prodigy

-------------------------------------------------- The Prodigy - Invaders Must Die CD -------------------------------------------------- It has been a fair while since I have wrote a music review and I must say,I miss doing them even thogh they are usually the type of review that takes a while. The first album I have decided to write on my comeback to writing music reviews on this site is this one, 'Invaders Must Die' by The Prodigy. Surely everyone on this site have heard of The Prodigy? Well do not fear if you haven't, you will soon get to know who they are in no time. ===The Prodigy=== For those of you who do not know who The ...  Read the complete review

The Prodigy - Invaders Must Die (2009) Producer: Liam Howlett, James Rushent Invaders Must Die Omen Thunder Colours Take Me to the Hospital Warrior's Dance Run with the Wolves Omen (Reprise) World's on Fire Piranha Stand Up Invaders Must Die is the fifth studio album by The Prodigy and was released in 2009. It had been 5 years since the last Prodigy album, Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned, which seems to indicate that Liam Howlett had been suffering from writer's block; he also made the decision to allow Keith Flint and Maxim back into the band, something which I was initially dubious ...  Read the complete review

As my headline suggests, The Prodigy truly come back with a bang with one of the finest albums of the year 2009. The Prodigy were huge in the '90s with a pair of fine first two albums, and a good but over-rated 3rd album, they came back in 2004 with a lacklustre effort in a 4th album but they went back to basics with this album and have gone back to their original sound after trying something different in "Always Outgunned". Invaders Must Die is a very good album, make no doubt about that. The sound is refreshing for today's music, with an assortment of other rubbish around at the moment and this album has some fine tunes on it, really reminescent of ...  Read the complete review

The prodigy released their 5th studio album on February the 23rd 2009 (UK) It is ther first album since 2004's 'Always outnumbered, never outgunned' This ablum feature more of the 'old school' prodigy sound, the one which made them so famous in there early days. It feature the singles, 'Omen' and 'Warriors Dance', both of which are capable of showing you what the prodigy are all about. 'OMEN': This song reached number 4 in the UK chart, achieving this kind of status alongside many new bands and your regular R and B groups is a mean feat. Number 4 is not to ...  Read the complete review

Invaders Must Die is the Prodigys new album. I recently went to see the prodigy at live in the park in Northern Ireland. They torn the place apart with some golden oldies but their new tracks were much more popular. So this is their fifth studio album. They are a great electronic act and just put so much into this album. The album was released Febuary 2009. This has been their only release from 2004 and it is wel worth waiting for. They just came back with a bang and have been going for so long now. Well previous ablums and songs like firestarter are more in your face and very drum and base related and I think thats why the ...  Read the complete review