Album Info Hide Show Artist: The Prodigy Album: The Day Is My Enemy Released: UK, 27 Mar 2015 Tracklist: A1 The Day Is My Enemy 4:26 Drums [Live Drums] – Top Secret Drum Corps Producer, Mixed By – Liam Howlett, Neil McLellan Vocals – MTB, Maxim, Jackson Written-By – Cole Porter, Liam Howlett, Olly Burden A2 Nasty 4:03 Backing Vocals – Tim Hutton Producer, Mixed By – Liam Howlett, Neil McLellan Vocals – Keef Flint, Maxim Vocals [Additional] – Brother Culture Written-By – Keef Flint, Liam Howlett, Nick Halkes, Tim Hutton A3 Rebel Radio 3:52 Backing Vocals – Tim Hutton Producer, Mixed By – Liam Howlett, Neil McLellan Vocals – Keef Fiint, Maxim Vocals [Additional] – Brother Culture Written-By – Liam Howlett, Paul Frazer, Simon Fajemisin, Stuart Henshall, Tim Hutton, Vincent Welch A4 Ibiza 2:46 Featuring – Sleaford Mods Producer, Mixed By – Liam Howlett, Neil McLellan Vocals – Jason Williamson , Keef Flint Written-By – Jason Williamson , Liam Howlett B1 Wild Frontier 4:28 Backing Vocals – Tim Hutton Co-producer – KillSonik Producer, Mixed By – Liam Howlett, Neil McLellan Vocals – Maxim Written-By – Joe Erskine, Liam Howlett, Luca Gulotta, Nick Halkes, Tim Hutton B2 Get Your Fight On 3:39 Co-producer – KillSonik Producer, Mixed By – Liam Howlett, Neil McLellan Vocals – Keef Flint, Maxim Written-By – Jari Salo, Joe Erskine, Liam Howlett, Luca Gulotta, Maxim, Nick Halkes, Paul Malmstrom, Tim Hutton B3 Invisible Sun 4:16 Backing Vocals – Tim Hutton Producer, Mixed By – Liam Howlett, Neil McLellan Vocals – Keef Flint Written-By – Liam Howlett B4 Wall Of Death 4:04 Producer, Mixed By – Liam Howlett, Neil McLellan Vocals – Keef Flint, Maxim Written-By – Keef Flint, Liam Howlett, Olly Burden C1 Destroy 4:29 Mixed By – Liam Howlett, Neil McLellan Producer – Liam Howlett, Neil McLellan, Zak H Laycock Written-By – Liam Howlett, Zak H Laycock C2 Rhythm Bomb 4:12 Featuring – Flux Pavilion Mixed By – Liam Howlett, Neil McLellan Producer – Josh Steele, Liam Howlett, Neil McLellan Written-By – Cheri Williams, Dwayne Richardson, Josh Steele, Liam Howlett C3 Beyond The Deathray 3:09 Written-By, Producer, Mixed By – Liam Howlett, Neil McLellan D1 Rok-Weiler 3:51 Co-producer – Black Futures Guitar – Rob Holliday Producer, Mixed By – Liam Howlett, Neil McLellan Vocals – Keef Flint Written-By – Keef Flint, Liam Howlett, Paul Frazer, Stuart Henshall, Vincent Welch D2 Roadblox 5:01 Producer, Mixed By – Liam Howlett, Neil McLellan Vocals – Maxim Written-By – Liam Howlett, Maxim D3 Medicine 3:56 Producer, Mixed By – Liam Howlett, Neil McLellan Vocals – Maxim, YT Written-By – Liam Howlett, Mark Hull, Maxim Info About Buying Vinyl From Our Record Store We are a small independent record store located at 211 High St, Preston in Melbourne, Australia (North of Northcote, between Thornbury & Reservoir) We buy and sell new and used vinyl records – if you have a collection you’d like to sell please click here . 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Where humanity lurks in darkened corners, hoods up, eyes down and communicating through clandestine gestures. Where the urban fox hunts in the darkness of the city’s suffocating ghost life, ransacking the daytime waste, taking what it wants – unafraid, unchallenged, untethered, untouchabl… like The Prodigy. The Prodigy’s new release ‘The Day is My Enemy,’ released via the band’s own label Take Me To The Hospital through Cooking Vinyl, is an album that takes you on a journey through the unchartered underbelly of urban nightlife where anger is an ever-present energy lurking just beneath the surface of an edgy calm. “I can’t tell you why this record came out so angry, I think it’s just inbuilt in me,” says Liam Howlett. “It’s more about what I like music to do. I’ve always seen music I like as a form of attack. That’s what I use music for, it’s an attack. I didn’t plan this album to sound violent, it’s just the sound that came out of the studio, a kind of build up over the last 4 years. ‘Anger is an energy’, that’s a lyric which always resonated with me. The tension is buried deep in the music right from the first drop. It’s all about the sound having that sense of danger. That’s what The Prodigy sound is about.” Uncompromising first single “Nasty” fires out of the cannons like a ferocious statement of intent and finds Keith Flint at his snarling best. By rights Liam Howlett, Keith Flint and Maxim shouldn’t be angry at all. The Prodigy have always cut a solitary path through the noise-scapes of electronic dance music. They’ve dropped five epoch defining studio albums, including 2009’s world dominating ‘Invaders Must Die,’ and delivered unforgettable live performances that have taken electronic beats into unchartered territories. Throughout this time they’ve remained resolutely focused on their own vision, inspiring legions of artists along the way. ‘The Day Is My Enemy’ is probably the most British sounding album you’ll hear this year. Not British in the flag waving jingoistic sense, but in a way that understands that the night-time spaces of urban Britain are a multi-hued cacophony of cultures. If ‘Invaders Must Die’ was the sound of the rusted urban sprawl decaying like an open wound in the British countryside, then ‘The Day is My Enemy’ is about the angry humanity existing in the decay of the urban nightmare. Buy your copy today! Product Reviews Hide Show Write a Review