Guardian Music — Academy, GlasgowEven in a post-Spotify world, the NME remains an influential kingmaker, capable of elevating a fledgling band above the downloadable masses. The magazine's annual awards tour shuttles four buzzed-about acts around the country, and is ... more info

The Hip Hop Chronicle — Nice beat, catchy hook, but Prodigy spitting at his finest, unforunately not. Have a listen below. more info

Guardian Music — NME Awards Tour, On tourOnce solely the preserve of young guitar slingers, the NME Awards Tour has lately evolved to offer some different takes on the traditional rock diet. It's a tough assignment, of course. Do you serve up the wildest newcomers? O... more info

ContactMusic — Download Festival is now in its tenth year and to celebrate the milestone the festival has announced that they are adding a further fourteen acts to the line-up Joining the headliners Metallica Black Sabbath and Prodigy will be Steel Panther Slash fe... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Today's Live Performance was filmed and recorded at the Prodigy's own Live Warriors Dance Festival in the National Bowl at Milton Keynes on the 24th July 2010. World's on Fire is the first live album and second DVD by English electronic... more info

The Hip Hop Chronicle — Prodigy’s new mixtape ‘H.N.I.C. 3′ drops February 20th, here’s the latest cut featuring French Montana. Via Complex. more info

ContactMusic — The Prodigy have been voted the best dance act of all time The Firestarter group beat Daft Punk to claim the top spot in the poll by dance music publication Mixmag although they only won by a handful of votes Singer Keith Flint said... more info

Gigwise — Band top poll... more info

Metal Injection — Download Festival is looking pretty prettttty pretty good right about now. Besides their three headliners, The Prodigy, Metallica (playing the Black Album in full in celebration of it's 20th anniversary) and the reunion of Black Sabbath, the fes... more info

ContactMusic — The Prodigy will not change their sound to embrace dubstep on their new album The Omen group acknowledge the shift in dance music with the rise of the bass heavy genre in recent years but while they like the sound they plan to stick with what th... more info