The Prodigy is a British electronic music group that pioneered the breakbeats and big beat sound of the 1990s. Emerging from Essex, the collective—led by Liam Howlett with vocalists Keith Flint and Maxim Reality—revolutionized electronic music with their aggressive, sample-heavy approach that blended rave culture with punk energy. Their landmark albums *The Prodigy* (1992) and *Music for the Jilted Generation* (1994) established them as innovators, while *The Fat of the Land* (1997) brought their chaotic, high-octane sound to mainstream audiences worldwide.
Known for their relentless touring and visually striking live performances, The Prodigy have maintained their influence across multiple decades with releases like *Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned* (2004) and *No Tourists* (2018). Their signature blend of breakbeats, heavy synths, and provocative production techniques has inspired countless producers and remains a cornerstone of electronic music's evolution from underground rave to global phenomenon.
