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The Prodigy Changed Music Forever | Music News
In 1996, The Prodigy dropped “Firestarter,” igniting controversy with its gritty London Underground video and setting the stage for their seismic 1997 album The Fat Of The Land. Liam Howlett fused dance, rock, and hip-hop into a raw, rebellious sound that defied genre norms and became a sonic revolution. Keith Flint called the moment historic, even if he didn’t foresee global fame. Singles like “Breathe” and the banned “Smack My Bitch Up” cemented their status as boundary-pushing superstars. More than just music, the album was a declaration of outsider art — loud, unapologetic, and timeless —…
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