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Generally favorable reviews- based on 98 Ratings
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Positive: 70 out of 98
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Mixed: 17 out of 98
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Negative: 11 out of 98
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Nov 10, 2019This is favourite The Prodigy album and their second best after The Fat of The Land in my opinion
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Dec 26, 2018This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
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Dec 27, 2016
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Nov 19, 2015Beautiful, rich and awe inspiring pumped up music. Nothing can and will beat the prodigy's pure viciousness in the music business, truly breathtaking it really is.
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Jul 30, 2015It's too dull to be considered IDM and too idiosyncratic to be considered EDM. It's too sharp and repetitive to be considered good, and it's too long to be considered plenty enjoyable. 6.3/10
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May 18, 2015
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May 5, 2015In my opinion, if you like previous tracks like Breathe, Firestarter, Smack My **** Up, Diesel Power...etc, you'll enjoy this album. If you prefer other, less succinct tracks, you might not find much here. When I listen to The Prodigy, its for the hard hitting aggressive tracks. I love this album. It's not perfect, but I'm definitely happy I bought it.
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Apr 30, 2015Amazing 6th album for a great band. Banging from start to finish, with a consistent sound that isn't boring. Some of the tracks are Prodigy classics like Destroy. Rebel Radio and Wall Of Death are other 2 of my favorites, and the album in general is just a joy to listen to from start to finish.
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Apr 3, 2015Too much nitpicking from some of these old hags from the 90s. they don't how bangin these new tunes were live at Australia Future Fetsival. The crowd went mental.
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Apr 3, 2015The Prodigy have done some whoppers in their time. The Fat of the Land is home to the classic Firestarter as it is also the thrilling, restless Narayana. Diesel Power stands tallest for me. The Day is My enemy however is a total mess of irritating, ear-splitting electronics that occasionally even sounds a spoof of the band. On the whole, it's Nasty nasty.
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Apr 3, 2015Actually i feel very sad for this album, i used to worship them, but not anymore after this. They seem to have lost the magic they had in their glory days.
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Apr 2, 2015I hope folk give this several listens, as usual music not only grabs you from the start it grows on you, so ive split this album in half into those two types, listening to TDIME in the car with no interruptions is wicked,
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Apr 2, 2015Fantastic return from The Prodigy since The Fat of The Land. Certainly there are some hit and misses. But, overall this is a relentless, violant and agressive album which needs to be heard by every music-connaisseur.
There is noone in modern music nowadays which can produce the same sound as The Prodigy does.
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Apr 2, 2015The Prodigy should have thrown this record into the garbage and should have started from scratch. Each track has a hook too try to be catchy ... instead it is annoying and poor. And all that is made in four long years ... very weak. The Beatles, The Rollings Stones, Iggy Pop all older bands used tapes for recording and made records after records in lesser time and they were brilliant.
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Apr 1, 2015
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Mar 31, 2015I love them! This album is better and more varied IMD.
There are more powerful tracks than on the previous album.
Invisible Sun is one of the best tracks in the history of the group.
Awards & Rankings
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Classic Rock MagazineMay 12, 2015The band's sixth album is another uneven mix, but with enough fresh twists and smart cameos to save it from redundancy. [Jun 2015, p.90]
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Apr 7, 2015We were promised an album of violent thrills, but we just have The Prodigy on auto-pilot here.
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Q MagazineApr 1, 2015A few more songs like the kaleidoscopic Beyond The Deathray would've broken the relentless pace but on the whole this is another shape-shifting evolution in a career full of them. [May 2015, p.103]