Omen and imd were among the best tracks they did on imd.

Their opinion on DJ culture worries me, does their knowledge extend to a quick flick through Maxim magazine or something?

For me it shows just how out of touch they are with what's going on. There are tons of good things happening at Ibiza each year, it's not all Guetta, Avicii and all those other cuntflaps.

Ritchie Hawtin's ENTER nights for example are some of the most forward thinking in electronic music. With massively talented artists like Marcel Dettmann, Ben Klock, Gaiser, Luciano, Dixon, Paul Woolford, Magda... And then you have a host of other smaller curated nights paving the way for new and exciting underground artists to push through.

The fact they have cunts like Zed's Dead, Skrillex, Caspa and Jaguar skills supporting them at gigs only confirms my point. They're out of touch with what's going on underneath the skin of electronic music at the moment.

They need to quit with this 'USB DJ' bollocks, they're just contradicting themselves. They're not doing themselves any favours by tarring them all with the same brush like that.

Fans of the original Prodigy are now in their late 30s / early 40s, so those who went to the Jilted Tour into Breathe Tour etc caught them rising at the right time but unfortunately not their target market anymore.

I'm one of those guys and although i remember the FOTL era better i loved the MFTJG era and album more.Poison was unbelievable. The problem is that with albums like AONO and IMD they dont really succeed on the 15-20 yrs olds as much as they should. Btw i know more people of my age who still buy their cds , than the young ones and this is not because of piracy.

I find it interesting to study the demographics at Prodigy gigs - I am 34 and still see plenty of faces that look older than me (which is a relief because I worry I may be too old for that sort of thing). But there are also loads of kids there that could almost be my own. I wonder how closely the music sales demographics match the ticket sales.

Personaly i dont care about how much $ the band makes. If they dont throw them around they will have enough for their grandchildren.
I just do not like the fact that most people who listen to music and are under 25 , because they do not know most of their 90's songs they do not give to the band the credit they deserve. First it was a surprise to me too but dont forget that someone who is 25 now , he was 8! when FOTL was out. What was MFTJG and FOTL for us it is AONO and IMD for them.

Today it's only about how much you care to look into a band's discography. You don't have to buy the albums, you can stream them via Spotify or Youtube whatever, very easy to access. It's probably true that many young people only show up at gigs because the latest album might be trendy at the moment. And then scream "hey, this is an unreleased demo, it must be" when hearing No Good or something.

But then again you can't really tag that to everyone. I'm 21 now and started listening to The Prodigy 8 years ago when I was 13. I only heard a couple hits first and was hooked instantly. Then I pretty much tried to dig out every song I could find from them and by the time I was 16 and saw them for the first time live I knew it all. So it's up to the fan how much he wants to commit.

did 'Ibiza' kill EDM?

People under 25 probably don't appreciate the prodigy's older albums? I think you've got a bit old there my man. I'm 27 and worshiped the first 3 records for almost 10 years before AONO came out.

did 'Ibiza' kill EDM?

one can only hope.