The Prodigy back in the studio for first material since Keith Flint's death
The Prodigy are back in the studio for the first time since Keith Flint's death.
Flint was a founding member of the electronic dance act, and was best known for fronting some of their most popular offerings, such as Firestarter and Breathe.
Sadly, the 49-year-old passed away last year, but it seems his memory will be honoured by his bandmates.
Tweeting from their official account, The Prodigy wrote: "Studio bizniz this month, back on the beats."
Studio bizniz this month ,
— The Prodigy (@the_prodigy) September 15, 2020
back on the beats pic.twitter.com/0xBercJZ06
It's unclear at this point that if any new Prodigy material will feature unreleased Flint vocals, or if the band will now continue without of his contributions.
As it stands, The Prodigy have logged two UK Number 1 singles and seven UK Number 1 albums on the Official Charts. The band's last LP before Flint's death, No Tourists, went straight in at Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart upon its release in 2018.
Following the death of Flint, all nine of The Prodigy's albums flooded back into the Official Dance Chart, five of which made up the entirety of the Top 5 itself.
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if keith was a rapper they could have 200 unreleased songs.