The Prodigy - No Tourists (2026 Reissue) (2LP)

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Description 2LP black 180g vinyl re-issue. No Tourists: written, produced and mixed by Liam Howlett in his studio in London’s Kings Cross, though this is – Liam notes – “very much a band album”. Maxim and Keef Flint are very much present and correct, each supplying their legendary vocal skills on this, the Essex machine’s seventh studio record. Yes, there are one or two collaborators, but fundamentally this is the sound of the central Prodigy three, bringing their riotous sound to audiences old and new, almost three decades since they changed the face and sound of electronic music with epochal

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The Prodigy - No Tourists (2026 Reissue) (2LP)

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