Guardian Music — 13 September 1994: Number 25 in our series of the 50 key events in the history of dance musicAfter Primal Scream's Screamadelica win in 1992 and Suede's triumph in 1993, the Mercury prize threw up one of its many curveballs in its third year. The jud... more info

The Hip Hop Chronicle — In an interview with MTV, Prodigy reveals that Mobb Deep have finished a track with Rick Ross. The track is likely to appear on Mobb’s upcoming album. “We did a joint with Ross. It’s in the stash right now. It’ll probably be for the Mobb albu... more info

Guardian Music — XL's Richard Russell blames "boring, crass and unoriginal" music on industry's over-sexualisation of female artistsA top record executive has launched a damning attack on music industry attitudes, claiming the insistence on over-sexualising female ar... more info

Guardian Music — Adele is at this moment the most powerful force in the UK music industry – but her success has been a team effortArtist: Adele Label executive: Richard Russell Manager: Jonathan DickinsPublisher: Paul ConnollyRadio plugger: Brad HunnerIt is the gen... more info

Altsounds — “We put a lot into choosing the songs. We wanted to keep the energy going but still wanted to play stuff from every period of The Prodigy. People would expect stuff like 'Firestarter' and what have you, but we wanted a few surprises in t... more info

The Hip Hop Chronicle — The content HardKnockTV put out always impresses me. Hard Knock Tv’s April Bombai and Nick Huff Barili interview Havoc of the infamous Mobb Deep at Rock The Bells 2011 launch party. Havoc says that the day Prodigy got out of jail they started worki... more info

The Hip Hop Chronicle — Prodigy continues his recent onslaught on releasing song after song.   a2a_linkname="Prodigy – Pebble Beach"; a2a_linkurl="http://www.thehiphopchronicle.com/2011/05/24/prodigy-%e2%80%93-pebble-beach/"; a2a_hide_embeds=0; a2a_show_title=1; more info

NME — Lady Gaga, The Prodigy and Blondie all have new stuff out more info

Guardian Music — Twenty years on from Charly, the Essex ravers are still massive, a testimony to staying faithful to 'mind-cancelling abandon'It seems incredible now, with the Prodigy's 20-year history as the figureheads of out-of-control, hedonistic, devotedly hardc... more info

NME — But Adele, Jack Johnson and Coldplay are the safest, according to new Halfords survey more info