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A tribute to The Prodigy and Keith Flint from dark electro bands.

"Jilted Generations: An Underground Tribute To The Prodigy" is an amazing release from Combustible Designs.

A compilation with some of the greatest hits from the electro, cyber-punk pioneers, remixed by dark electro, industrial bands and artists. The Prodigy and Keith Flint has been a major influence to the most of the artists who are involved with electronic music. Especially, when it comes to heavy beats and techno industrial sounds.

Combustible Designs creates a tribute to show the impact of The Prodigy music to the whole electronic music scene. With a variety of bands chosen, representing various electro styles, they all pay a tribute to The Prodigy and Keith Flint.

Contributing bands are Big Time Kill, Bilian (feat. Doomdriver), The Mask Of Sanity, Stahlschlag, Zovi, Imperfexion, Louis Guidone (feat. Mera Roberts), Transdusk, Flesh Eating Foundation, Sawtooth (feat. Droast), God Astray, Slighter. Each of those bands have managed to give their "view" to some massive hits. I suggest you go and check this tribute compilation and get it. Just name your price and grab a copy. It is a free download but if you could pay anything, all proceeds generated from sales will be donated to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.

I could not distinguish some of the tracks, but lately I listen to "Stahlschlag - No Good (Start The Dance)", "Slighter - Narayan" and "Sawtooth (feat. Droast) - Mindfields"

--- Press Release ---

Keith Charles Flint was an English vocalist, dancer, and occasional motorcycle racer, best known to a wide audience for his work with the seminal electronic group The Prodigy. Beginning as a backup dancer with the group, Flint would later become a frontman for The Prodigy by 1996, lending his appearances as a songwriter and vocalist to some of their biggest commercial hits, such as "Firestarter", "Breathe", "Baby's Got A Temper", and "Omen". Flint's iconic punk-inspired appearance became indelibly associated with the group through their music videos, and almost certainly played a major role in The Prodigy's mainstream success, and legacy as a key influence in the subgenres of big beat, breakbeat, and hardcore dance.

On March 4th, 2019, Keith Flint was found dead in his Essex home of a suspected suicide, as The Prodigy was in the midst of a major world tour. A massive outpouring of grief and tribute from peers such as The Chemical Brothers, Liam Gallagher, Azealia Banks, Gary Numan, Ho99o9, Frank Turner, and many more soon followed. These tributes reflected not just on the major influence and contributions Flint had made via The Prodigy, but of his gentle temperment, wide-reaching generosity, and warmth as an individual, in sharp contrast to his aggressive stage persona.

With Jilted Generations: An Underground Tribute To The Prodigy, we hope to show our love as well.