I need also say I don't like Omen very much... Even WF has some structures like Omen, these two songs can't be compared. They are not copys. For me it's difficult to understand, if someone who doesn't like Omen, doesn't like this track because it's like Omen. Nasty is more Omen style track (and that's why I don't like it so much).

I found that picture from https://www.facebook.com/carinacastella ... en?fref=ts

Don't know what date mean. I hope physical release. Doesn't matter if it's 3 days before album, but WF single deserves it's place in my bookself. I could buy cd and vinyl even I don't have vinyl player.

Maybe its a date for the next single?

who is she?

She is a promoter of cooking vinyl.

A wannabe Prodigy photographer. I had a Liam Howlett page on Facebook with 33,000 fans she used to msg me thinking it's the real Liam begging to shoot the band and then I told her that this is not Liam Howlett and i messaged her from my personal account and she blocks me loool she got mad cuz its not Liam even though the page says that it's a fan page.

No. That promoter is on Instagram. He's talking about Carina Castella.

If you let me play in one of your new album videos i ll sleep with you!!!

*Nasty rules!!!

Hmmm, this is a catchy little number. Still hoping it gets a live remix release later though. Think the vocals are the hook.

promotion policy of this album is fucked up.

I fucking love the chimps, it's hilarious!

I only noticed the animal noises this morning! I love how much depth there can be in these tracks if you listen for it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2r_CHBswtQ
Background Vocals: Tim Hutton
Co- Producer: Killsonik
Masterer: John Davis
Mixer, Producer: Liam Howlett
Mixer, Producer: Neil Mclennan
Performance: The Prodigy
Vocals: Maxim
Writer: Joe Erskine
Writer: Liam Howlett
Writer: Luca Gulotta
Writer: Nick Halkes
Writer: Tim Hutton
so that guy Tim Hutton also wrote WF besides Nasty
Chasing Shadows, now known as Killsonik producers Lica and Joe are credited

That's not an official channel.

If the whole of WF was as good as 1:26-1:53 it would be an absolute killer track.

Having listened extensively to all three tracks so far, and being as big a Prodge fan as anyone on here (I started in the days of Experience like almost everyone else), I must admit I'm unsure how I feel about this new material.

Nasty is very commercial. It's got a feel of a mash of IMD, Omen and a hint of Warrior's Dance. It's the kind of Prodigy track you enjoy the first few times you hear it, let it sink in, but it becomes one of the 'skip' tracks on the album when it finally gets released that you listen to again on first buy out of loyalty to the group and on the off-chance the album version may vary from the single version, like Omen did on IMD. I'd give it 6/10.

TDIME is angry, dark, tough, and does grow on you after the initial listen where it doesn't truly feel like Prodigy, but it never reaches a level where you feel blown away by it. There are some 'yes' bits if you listen on a big system, but we can't all do that at all times. 7/10

WF is just strange. Starts totally unlike Prodigy, and while some might say that's 'progression', well, the only Prodigy music that doesn't truly sound like them was AONO and that's because Liam did pretty much the whole thing himself. Not a good thing, even if it still has great tracks on it. Like I say, 1:26-1:53 of WF is classic riff/bass/vary Prodigy, exploding in the ears fantastically, but the rest of it is just solid and no more. 7/10

Still waiting for the first true 10/10 because every Prodigy album has at least 3 or 4 of them.