Prodigy, The - Out Of Space

Review by Laurie Robins

The Prodigy's album Out Of Space is a groundbreaking work of electronic dance music that has become a classic of the genre. Released in 1992, the album was a major hit in the UK and around the world, and helped to establish The Prodigy as one of the most innovative and influential electronic music acts of the era.

The album features a series of high-energy tracks that combine elements of techno, rave, and breakbeat, with a heavy emphasis on the use of samples and synthesizers. The result is a sound that is both raw and sophisticated, with a driving rhythm that is impossible to resist.

Highlights of the album include the title track, "Out Of Space," which features a memorable sample from a reggae song by Max Romeo, as well as the tracks "Charly," "Everybody In The Place," and "Fire," all of which showcase The Prodigy's unique blend of electronic and rock music.

Summary by Laurie Robins

Out Of Space is a must-listen for any fan of electronic dance music, as well as anyone interested in the history of the genre. With its infectious beats and innovative production, the album is a true classic that continues to inspire and influence musicians to this day.