Just popping up to say that Resonate is the best track since The Fat of The Land and that I am quite, quite happy with the album.

Timebomb Zone, We Live Forever and (surprisingly) Boom Boom Tap...

This album will be a real treat for everyone that is following the group in the past 20 years.

stunning you get into the topic of the new album not to talk about it, but to moan about other users opinions. really great. keep up that anger, get an hobby and go do something you like instead of wasting your time on something you dont like and repeating it over and over.

Really dont like the boom tap vocal

Killer breaks and snares in Resonate fucking lethal track. The more I listen the more rewinds it gets Classic Prodigy

Boom Boom Tap reminds me of this one Diplo/Lil Pump thing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgOXIEhHU1Y

instead of that dnb section it could work as a rap song as well

On a 2nd playthrough now...

Still feels stronger than AONO, IMD and TDIME

Proper dance stuff here


And Timebomb Zone is their strongest track since Fat of the Land.

7/10 Good, not great.

A plus: There's no Wild Frontier/Omen style cheese here.

I had a feeling that the acid synth in Give Me A Signal reminded me of some 90s tune and I finally remembered which one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9gWA491H4U

It reminds you of that and not Claustrophobic Sting...?

And now back to how awesome this album is...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1hrz7MK12Q

can you hear it? tick tick tick can't stop
time bomb, the countdown is on, time is going out, yeah it's almost gone
time is running out, time is running out, yeah it's almost gone

[banging tune here]

WOOH!

All singles are better than the rest of album, really good tracks. Maybe Timebomb is a bit better then mediocre. Other tracks is pain to listen, sounds like demo mix. It's just my opinion. This album should have been released along with aono/pre aono tracks.

Cheap condescending troll deconstructed:

First, it will state a fact that sets it apart from the plebeians:
"haven't heard the album"

Add snarky, lightly condescending comment:
"it's funny"

Again, differentiates itself from the mass:
"you lot"

Condescension part two, add lesson-like comment with borderline insult:
"commit the same mistakes"

Is suddenly part of some obscure elite:
"we all know"

Some more fiery alternative facts:
"were all mediocre"

Being able to recognize this pattern can be of use to ignore shallow comments destined to cause emotional responses.

It definitely sounds more like the Wink, was my first thought too.

Listening to this on replay with long pauses in between really paints the picture better for every track and distances my mind from the other peoples statements regarding the tracks.
Musical information previously not observed on first listen came out slowly and showed it’s colours, as is the case with every Prodge song.
The value of this album has yet to become evident.
The aftertaste is expected.
What I can say until now is definite satisfaction regarding sound quality, and definite satisfaction regarding details.
Hasty music verdicts are sometimes unwise.

Listen.