Guardian Music — Unless we want our athletes toppling off the podium laughing, best put the knockers on this bright idea nowWith the 2012 Olympics just around the corner, the racing driver Lewis Hamilton has put his finger on a problem the giant athletic boondoggle's... more info

The Hip Hop Chronicle — The Infamous Mobb Deep team up with the L.E.P. Bogus Boys for their new video. Here is the behind the scenes look to the shoot. Under the cut is the first part to the Next 48 Hours with Prodigy. a2a_linkname="L.E.P. Bogus Boys – Gangstaz Only (feat... more info

NME — Late folk legend finishes ahead of Radiohead, Foo Fighters and The Prodigy more info

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Crazed Hits — Makeshift Prodigy, who were featured by us in January, have signed to Atlantic Records. The deal was finalized several weeks ago. • Add Crazed Hits on Facebook: Click here • Follow Crazed Hits on Twitter: Click here • Add Crazed Hits on Facebo... more info

The Hip Hop Chronicle — In an interview with Thisis50 Radio, Tony Yayo explains he has no problem with Young Buck and talks about Prodigy’s book having too much info. a2a_linkname="Tony Yayo Says He Has No Problem With Young Buck"; a2a_linkurl="http://www.thehiphopchronic... more info

NME — Singer will showcase LepidopTerror in Covent Garden this autumn more info

Press Play — I'm a huge Kasabian fan.  Along with Muse, they're one of my favorite, no-nonsense Brit rock bands.  One of their new singles, Switchblade Smiles, has a heavy Prodigy influence (another favorite band of mine).  I don't love this single as much as... more info

Guardian Music — As part of the Guardian's summer of music, we are releasing a history of modern music. Download the dance playlist here• Get the data• Download the indie playlist• Download the hip hop playlist• Download the rock playlist• Download the pop ... more info

Guardian Music — August 1992: Number 22 in our series of the 50 key events in the history of dance musicRave music ceased being an underground movement in the early 90s as the charts filled with songs containing blatant drug and club references, from Sesame's Treet b... more info