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The Prodigy: Music For The Jilted Generation

4 April 1994 · 33 YEARS

Music For The Jilted Generation

The Prodigy

Liam Howlett pulled rave music away from dance floors to focus on aggressive urban protest. The album famously features a collaboration with Pop Will Eat Itself regarding the UK Criminal Justice Act.

Distorted synthesizers and raw breakbeats define the production here. The record balances massive hooks with dark textures to anchor the big beat movement.

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